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If you prefer a more potent option for heavily infested areas, you can boost the recipe with additional drops of tea tree oil or neem oil, both known for their insect-repellent and antibacterial qualities. Alternatively, for a milder scent, reduce the number of drops of peppermint and eucalyptus oils.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Is this spray safe to use around children and pets?
A: Generally, this spray is safe when used as directed. However, avoid spraying directly on children, pets, or their bedding, and test for any allergic reactions by applying a small amount on the skin first.
Q: Can I use other essential oils?
A: Yes! Oils like rosemary, lemon, and cedarwood also repel insects and can be substituted or added according to your scent preference.
Q: How does this spray compare to chemical repellents?
A: While chemical repellents might offer longer-lasting effects, this natural spray is safer for your skin and the environment. Regular reapplication ensures consistent protection.
Q: Can I use this indoors?
A: Absolutely! It freshens the air while keeping flies and mosquitoes at bay, but ensure good ventilation.
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