How to make scented burning oil?
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mix ky jelly and fruit rollups
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Prayer oil is often made from vegetable oil (like palm oil or vegetable ghee) with added extracts or rosins for aroma.  They are often colored to help know how much is applied to the candle.  Red is the color for happiness.\nUnlike a scented candle or joss stick, a prayer candle can be consecrated and then used with different oil for different purposes, like to promote health, prosperity, tranquillity, etc.  Prayer oil is also used in lamps.  Especially during holiday celebrations.  See some references below:
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Cold water first -- NO OIL OR BUTTER OR GREASE (this makes it worse). Then put aloe vera (straight from the plant, if possible) and be careful not to bandage it (if it sticks to a burn, you have an even larger problem).
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Homemade Sunburn Relief Recipes\n\nSun Burn Lotion \n8 ounces non-medicated lotion\n5 drops clove oil\n5 drops peppermint oil\n2-4 teaspoons powdered Comfrey Root\n2-4 tablespoons Aloe Vera gel\n\nMix together thoroughly in a bowl. Chill, if desired. \n\nHINT: Amounts of Comfrey Root or Aloe Vera gel may be increased, but do not increase the amounts of clove or peppermint oils, as they may cause skin irritation. \n\n\nCucumber Sunburn Lotion\n1 cucumber - chopped\n1/4 cup Glycerin\n1/4/ cup Rose-water\n\nSqueeze juice out of the cucumber with a lemon-squeezer, and mix with Glycerin and Rose-water.\n\n\nSunburn Soothing Bath\n2-4 cups *Colloidal (not regular) oatmeal\n1/2 to 1 cup baking soda\n1-2 cups powdered Chamomile flowers\n1 cup buttermilk, optional\n\nAdd all ingredients to bath water, or wrap in cheesecloth and tie to the faucet for adding aroma.\n\n\nSunburn Mist \n\n2 fluid ounces of distilled water\n9 drops of lavender\n2 drops of peppermint\n1 drop of spearmint\n\nMix all, then mist lightly over sun-burned skin.\n\n\nVarious Natural-Home Made Remedies\n\n1. Apply undiluted apple cider vinegar to sunburn. \n2. Mix 10 ounces Non-fat Dry Milk, 2 tablespoons salt and 25 ounces water. Saturate cloth and apply to sunburn 20 minutes. \n3. Apply mayonnaise as a skin cream to sunburn.\n4. Use Aloe plant, or pure aloe vera gel. \n5. Apply peanut oil to sun-burned area(s).\n6. Apply thin slices of cold cucumbers, apples, or potato directly to the skin.\n7. Apply cold, plain yogurt, then rinse with cool water. \n8. Apply cold, used tea bags to sun-burned eyelids to relieve pain and swelling.
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This website has a very nice description of how to make homemade soap\n\nhttp://www.teachsoap.com/soapmakingmethods.html
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WEll... I was going to go to the trouble of giving you a real answer.   But since I see its already been answered I'll just say... \n\nDo it by trial... pour one milk jug of water into it at a time.\n\nYou could use milk too but that would be expensive and smell horrible
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This is usually done by distilling in which you need to use some sort of solvent. Steam distillation is also used where you end with crystals after fast cooling.\n\n Here is a great site that explains alot.\nhttp://www.wsu.edu/~gmhyde/433_web_pages/433Oil-web-pages/essence/essence-oils.html\n\nIt would depend on what you were using the  oil for. You could simply heat it in a bit of water creating a drink or use an oil and make a paste.
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I am a massage therapist and I mix my own oil.  I use 1/2 sweet almond oil and 1/2 grapeseed oil.  It's light and penetrates well, but gives plenty of glide for massages.  If you want to scent it you can put in a few drops of essential oils.\n\nFor relaxing I use lavendar and bitter orange oils (sweet orange or lemon also works.)  For stimulating and refreshening I use peppermint and basil or rosemary oil.  For sensuous massages that I do at home on my sweetheart I use ylang ylang.\n\nYou can get all of the ingredients in a health food store.
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dab it lightly with a napkin
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oil of clove will work better
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First, you need to decide on what scents you want in your perfume.  You should have some scents that will last a long time (base notes), and some scents that will last a short time (top notes), and some that will last an intermediate amount of time (middle notes).\n\nThen, you extract or distill the essential oils.\n\nAnd finally, you need dissolve the essential oils into alcohol or a carrier oil.
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I guess you need to use a phtse transfer catalyst (PTC). Since most of the perfumes contains alcohols, you can give a try using alcohol as PTC.\n\nJust dissolve your perfume in MINIMUM amount of methanol/ethanol. And then add water to it.... \nFor most of the cases this will work!\n\nGood Luck!
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Here are step by step instruction:\nhttp://waltonfeed.com/old/soap/soapbach.html
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We've always used olive oil for that purpose to make a softer candle.\n\nChemically, paraffin is molecularily large alkanes.  The length of the alkane determines its degree fluidity (more accurately, its melting point).  Mineral oil is a purified alkane product that is liquid at room temperature, so it would be most compatible chemically with paraffin and would easily soften it.\n\nMy concern with some of the things that could be added is that it is uncertain what happens to them in the flame.  What sort of toxic substance do they become when burned?
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oooo this is really fun\nget a match or lighter, and some hairspray (or other flammable spray)  light the match/lighter and spay the hairspray/other liquid toward the flame.  the flame will flare off.\nanother great way is to light a candle (the tall kind).  then turn around and put your rear end behind the candle and fart.  the gas in farts are flammable.  another way is to hold the lighter/match to your butt and fart.\nhope i helped you\nbye
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Charcoal (activated charcoal) is a good bet.  It satisfies your requirements. If you heat it up, it will bake out some of the chemicals and moisture it absorbed.  It won't be as efficient in repeated uses, but this procedure can allow it to be reused.  Just bake it out under a fume hood, or -- even better -- in an evacuated oven.
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First, of course, open the windows to clear the air as often as the weather will allow.  Then take charcoal and lay it out in flat pans in various rooms of the mobile home. Powdered charcoal would be best but with 3 puppys, you better use briquettes.  If the smell is still bad after a week, put in some new charcoal.