are your oils ok to flavor waters?
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I think that Young Living are a high enough grade to ingest, but I would definitely consult a professional before ingesting oils, especially if you are on any sort of medication. Essential oils acts just like a drug in your system, so you'd take the same precautions with them as with prescription drugs. The good news is that EOs are powerful and work (!!!), the bad news is that ingesting can be harmful if not done right. I use the oils on my skin and in my diffuser like nobody's business. I feel like I can heal almost anything with the right oil as long as it is a high grade oil.
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I make a headache lemonade and you add 2 drops lavender oil. I drink that. I do not have a problem with. With that. I also use inhalers of essentials oils I make and use for headaches.
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I have never made infusion water. However, I would think so. You can use dried leaves for infusing oils. I would study it on line a bit though.
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I suppose you could use the water flavorings but it might be difficult to mix well since the filter (& straw) extends to the bottom of the water bottle. That is just my guess because I have not tried this.
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It depends on what size of item or itemsYou're frying. Your best bet is to fill it withWater to judge the amt of oil you need toUse
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I found this information re essential oils in these units.The use of water additives, such as ethereal/essential oils, fragrances, eucalyptus, water conditionersetc. will damage the appliance materials and as a consequence the whole unit. Any useof such additives will void the manufacturer's warranty.
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Contact the company and ask if their oils can be ingested. If not, they are not theraputic grade.
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you really don't need water in it unless you use it to dilute the aroma oil in the tray on top. Sometimes I'll add a little water to the oil in the tray so I don't need a lot of oil, but other then that you just plug it in and there's a light bulb inside it that will warm the tray on top and will release the fragrance.
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Yes, some customers use our oils undiluted. However, we warn against this because our oils are so concentrated, and can be harmful if misused. We recommend you speak with a licensed aromatherapist for more information on the proper use of our oils.
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No. Pure essential oils (such as these) float on water's surface in concentrated droplets so should not be used with your diffuser. There are many reasonably-priced diffusers available for purchase that are specifically made for essential oils.
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Yes, these essential oils work great in a diffuser. I add approximately 8 to 10 drops to water in my diffuser and it creates a wonderful aroma! :o)
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These are high quality oils from a great company. I'd use the oils to flavor natural tooth paste (something im spitting out ) but not to cook with and eat. You're better off getting dry lavender flowers and grinding them in a coffee grinder for baking or tea and a tiny bit goes a long way.
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Sorry but I have not used this with oil based products yet but I would not be afraid to. Works great with water based.
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Hi Joey: Sure...you can put flavors in the bottle. When you want to switch back to just plain water, just rinse it real well. The whole idea is that with our stainless steel, you don't have to worry about staining or leaching.
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I fill up the little glass dish with water and then add the oils...amount of oil depends on how strong I want smell
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Yes. Works well. Flow reduced by maybe 25% with water. Oil may be more do to viscosity.
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I don't see why not I have used lavender essential oil and am currently using oil of thieves in mine, just be sure to fill with water to the line and then how ever many drops of oil you wish without being overpowering
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I have only used this oil for its scent, by smelling it or by adding it to water to boil. I don't know about adding a couple of drops and drinking it. Sorry.