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At home with Kochii – Summer series
Holiday season is right around the corner, schools out for summer, workplaces are winding down and we are all preparing for the silly season. In this blog, we will provide tips and uses to maximize the use of your Kochii oil around your home during the entertaining season.
Here are some handy tips and uses for Kochii over the summer break;
- Kochii is a great insect repellent, keep our incense or candle burning to repel flies and mosquitos. If you only have our pure oil on hand no worries, grab your diffuser and leave it running, you could also try to add some citronella oil if you have it on hand.
- For cleaning windows and glass use water with a few drops of kochii and a squirt of dishwashing liquid. Your windows, glass doors or tables will be sparking clean ready for guests.
- Washing beach towels? Be sure to add a drop of Kochii to the cycle, not only does it disinfect but helps remove stains and sand.
- BBQs play an essential role in the Aussie summer. Clean your BBQ with Kochii and warm water, it’s great for removing fat and grease.
- Soak your Christmas ham bag in Kochii and water before washing once you’ve finished using it for the season.
- Use straight Kochii to remove any stubborn sticky labels from presents or toys.
- Add a few drops of Kochii when washing your Christmas linen, this will disinfect it all and prepare it to be stored.
- Add a few straight drops of Kochii to your vacuum bags to keep your house clean, smelling amazing and for extra disinfectant properties.
- Cleaning your air conditioning units? Use Kochii in the filters to purify your air. For ceiling fans, use Kochii in some water to remove dust and grime.
- If you’re planning on a few touch up paint jobs over the summer break, Kochii is amazing for cleaning paint brushes and is free of any nasty chemicals.
We hope these tips and uses are helpful to ensue you get the most out of your Kochii oil over summer, remember we offer subscriptions for our regular users to ensure you never run out of oil – check it out here.