Can you use this peppermint oil in toothpaste?
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I did, I gave it a shot for a few weeks, but you def want to be careful. There is a lot of talk about how some companies essential oils are not 100% pure/real, so if you find a company that is 100% essential oil then, YES, but if you are still unsure then, no. It won't kill you tho, it didn't kill me LOL. However, this brand of essential oils gave me an asthma attack, so that's one clue in figuring out whether it's real or fake, because I heard the real ones don't give people asthma attacks.
2123784
The directions / users manual does not say if you can or not. However, I put the foot soak (rosemary/peppermint mixture) in ours and have been using it that way for quite some time. I ALWAYS rinse it out thoroughly after each use and it has worked perfectly.
2160921
Yes. The actual product is less viscous(read runnier) than a standard toothpaste.
825585
These usually are used for moths. Not sure how effective against the others, but closets, cabinets, attics, crawl spaces, hidden areas (under sinks). For rodents I use pure peppermint oil in a sprayer with bottled water, the spray where mice are present (attics, dark, hidden areas). Plus then it makes the house smell nice.
706721
I never tried but I cannot see why not. I use it in my coffee and also in my toothpaste I make myself.
192736
Yes you can, I am using lemon, wild orange and breath (a blend of oils). I have not seen a problem yet. And yes I have seen those that you cannot use citrus oils, but so far so good.
2225369
I don't actually know, but it doesn't seem likely there would be gluten in Peppermint oil.
326062
Pure peppermint oil is what's in these. As long as you take pure peppermint there won't be much difference.
98746
I used the peppermint oil to help with a problem with field mice. I placed in kitchen drawers and the pantry. I show a big reduction for the first two weeks or so but it was business as usual for mice soon afterwards. I refreshed the cotton balls periodically but the preparation did not work.
259213
Yes you can but you must add this to your massage oil because the lavender oil is very a concentrated. Thanks for asking
1484511
it's for your Tongue! Toothpaste is made for your teeth. No two ways about it.
1222402
I have no idea. I use coconut oil with baking soda and Himalayan sea salt, with a drop of Oregano oil to brush and clean. Grapefruit Seed Extract is excellent as well.Rinse and spray teeth and gums with colloidal silver. Also use 1/2 oz. liquid chlorophyll in 6oz. ozone treated water, am and pm. Not the answer you was looking for, I know, but. Just saying...
1517270
I dont see why not. You mentioned just a gargle so that should be perfectly fine. Its very good tea tree oil. I have enjoyed using it.
2016119
I have used peppermint essential oils in mine and it worked fine. The inside is stainless steel so pretty much it's good for just about anything.
1652691
Yes, it definitely helps with sensitivity!!you can use it after brushing with your regular toothpaste.
1476286
Yes. Just use a toothbrush and rubbing alcohol would be fine. I forget what the manual says.
2027645
Yes but not bad and if it bothers you, mix it with peppermint essential oil or wintergreen or lavender oil...Hope it helps !