Shower Scrub

The shower can be troublesome to clean sometimes.  Here is a great solution for you.  The refillable scrub brush is the jewel in this recipe!

2 tablespoons Thieves dish soap
3 capfuls of Thieves cleaner 
Water to fill

Add above ingredients to a refillable scrub brush and keep it in your shower. A few times a week wipe down the shower walls and tub with this solution and rinse clean. So simple and quick! and the bonus?  It is non toxic and safe to use while you’re in the shower getting clean too!

Thieves for the win!

If you are interested in either of these amazing products, please contact us.  We put in orders monthly and would love to have you clean your home with something that is non-toxic!

Special Thanks to Aubrey Johnson for this great recipe in The Mix.

No bubbles!

Ann thought the dish soap she used was pretty good.....it did say environmentally friendly.  But when she scanned it into the Think Dirty app, the fragrance in the soap make it a toxic 9 on the scale of 10.  Yikes!    So, she made the change to Young Living's Thieves Dish Soap.  

It does take a little to get used to as it doesn’t bubble. Really, none of Young Living's liquid cleaners bubble: the laundry soap, shampoos, and Thieves household cleaners included.
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There are a several good reasons for this: 
1) Essential oils change the surface tension of bubbles, making them more likely to pop, and 
2) Most bubbles you find in liquid soaps are a byproduct of SLS or Sodium Lareth (or Lauryl) Sulfate.
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SLS is a very common surfactant found in about 30% of cleaning products, and much of this is synthetic. SLS is a known ocular irritant, dermal irritant, can be absorbed across the skin, and may also be associated with hair loss and aquatic toxicity. Therefore Young Living chose to exclude it from their products.  (side note:.....it is also found in many toothpastes)
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So, take a tip: Skip the bubbles!! They mean nothing for the cleansing power of the product.  Thieves Dish Soap is the natural alternative!