how can you use this to spray as the thieves spray?
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I use this recipe: 1 oz distilled water & 1 oz vodka (or tinctures, vanilla ext, flower h2o, vinegar)10+ drops of essential oils (lavender or lavender-rose geranium is a great combo for many uses!)Mix all ingredients and essential oils of choice.Pour into glass spray bottle, from here: http://coopbewell.blogspot.com/2013/05/making-herbal-oils-creams-salves.htmlIf link doesn't work or you can't find recipe later just google essential oil spray vodka recipe.
802504
i would research online. I think you can add it to water and use it in a spray bottle, but I don't know for sure and you'd want to research the ratios!
802505
I use this recipe: 1 oz distilled water & 1 oz vodka (or tinctures, vanilla ext, flower h2o, vinegar) 10+ drops of essential oils (lavender or lavender-rose geranium is a great combo for many uses!) Mix all ingredients and essential oils of choice. Pour into glass spray bottle, from here: http://coopbewell.blogspot.com/2013/05/making-herbal-oils-creams-salves.html If link doesn't work or you can't find recipe later just google essential oil spray vodka recipe.
802506
I would say yes, you would have to make the mixture yourself with distilled water and seasalt. For sore throat I add the oil to honey.
802507
You add water, preferably spring or distilled, to a few drops in a spray bottle. It doesn't have the added ingredients that make up the Thieves' cleanser but it is still very effective as a natural cleaner as well as an air freshener - purifier. I love it to knock out litter box and garbage can odors.
64450
Not sure about this one but I'd use a spray oil instead to give a light spray instead of using spreading oil.
1403144
I've never tried it for that, but it can be used as an air-spray. You might want to drop an email to the Pure Ayre folks and see what they say. They do make products that are tailored for other uses.
96275
I have not used it in a spray bottle. I would imagine you could mix the sal suds, thieves cleaner and water to make a cleaning spray. I use the sal suds for dish soap. Does a fabulous job on the dishes. I will have to try it as a cleaning spray.
1979613
If you mean deterrent than yes, it can be used it that manor, I think they make an Hoppe's oil with "weather shield." That might be more useful for you. This stuff also works well on the action and the inside of the barrel.
185490
I only know this product and it's fabulous. But I understand....it gets painful to spray an decent sized area with this method. You could empty it into a spray tank and use it that way. I wouldn't mix anything with it. That's the only recommendation I have.
1842671
I don't think so.I looked into that and it seems to be counter productive.The spray should be all you need.
374677
I do not believe you could spray it by accident as you have to twist the top to be able to press the valve and expose the release hole. Not saying it is impossible to leak. You don't need to take it out of the holder but if you were trying to use it in a quick fashion you would benefit from removing it first, spraying from inside the holder would be quite a hassle.
174119
Place a tip on the hose and place in ear. Pull the trigger on the spray bottle. I would use over a sink
182696
I shake the can really well, spray into my hands, rub into my skin, and then use powder over the spray. I've used this for years, and while I won't wear white, otherwise it works like a charm!
597364
In theory you could but the results would not be very good. This is a low pressure sprayer and to do things like cars you need high pressure. I do not think this will give a fine enough mist to allow you to avoid orange peel effect. That would be true even if you thinned the paint. I would suggest a small compressor rated for paint spraying.
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I bet you could...sounds like a more convenient way to do it. I'd suggest masking off the sensor lens before spraying as the acrylic may interfere with the detection range.
527477
I haven't used it for that. But you could possibly go online and look at the manual to see if it is recommended. I think you can spray pretty much anything with this machine as long as you get to the proper viscosity.
1376439
I wouldn't unless you have strong hand muscles. It is hard to use the trigger...only room for two fingers. And, with the viscosity of oil being higher than water, I would think you would need some pretty stronger fingers. The spray can give you a nice mist, though. The mistake with this sprayer is the two finger trigger. Hope this has helped.
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Simply fill the pest pistol with DE, screw the lid back on and squeeze the pest pistol vertically. You can hold the nozzle up for light dispursement, or turn it around to the bottom for heavier disbursement, such as for in the garden. I haven't used it indoors, but can tell it would be a very messy endeavor. The DE is as light as talc and floats all over the place when I use it in my garden. I guess if I were desperate for a natural pest control for indoors, I'd be willing to put up with the dust all over for a little while. I hear it's a real challenge to vacuum up, but it's such a wonderful alternative to poisons. Simply fill the pest pistol with DE, screw the lid back on and squeeze the pest pistol vertically. You can hold the nozzle up for light dispursement, or turn it around to the bottom for heavier disbursement, such as for in the garden. I haven't used it indoors, but can tell it would be a very messy endeavor. The DE is as light as talc and floats all over the place when I use it in my garden. I guess if I were desperate for a natural pest control for indoors, I'd be willing to put up with the dust all over for a little while. I hear it's a real challenge to vacuum up, but it's such a... » Read More Simply fill the pest pistol with DE, screw the lid back on and squeeze the pest pistol vertically. You can hold the nozzle up for light dispursement, or turn it around to the bottom for heavier disbursement, such as for in the garden. I haven't used it indoors, but can tell it would be a very messy endeavor. The DE is as light as talc and floats all over the place when I use it in my garden. I guess if I were desperate for a natural pest control for indoors, I'd be willing to put up with the dust all over for a little while. I hear it's a real challenge to vacuum up, but it's such a wonderful alternative to poisons. « Show Less
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It is possible that it could work but I don't think this was intended for that application. It comes out like a spray paint and sticks to whatever it hits. Once dry, it leaves a coat of graphite. I use it as a mold release. It is possible that this would get into the lock pins and possibly gum smaller parts up as it dries. Graphite for locks is generally applied in dry (like a powder) form. I will check the can tonight and see if it is recommended for that use.
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Buy a new empty spray.bottle. pour the contents of the first bottle into the empty one and use it