Cool and Mix
Let the mixture cool completely. Strain out the solids and transfer the liquid to a spray bottle.
Add white vinegar and your chosen essential oil. Shake the bottle gently to mix the ingredients.
Application
Spray the mixture around windows, doors, and areas where mosquitoes tend to gather. You can also apply it to your skin (do a patch test first to ensure there’s no irritation).
Serving and Storage Tips
Store the repellent in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight.
Use within 2 weeks for maximum effectiveness.
Shake the bottle before each use to re-mix the ingredients.
Herbal Infusion: Replace cloves with fresh rosemary or mint for a pleasant fragrance and enhanced effectiveness.
Citrus Blend: Swap the lemon for orange or lime for a zesty alternative.
Stronger Mix: Add an extra teaspoon of essential oil for a more potent repellent.
FAQ
Q: Can I use this spray indoors?
Yes! This spray is safe for indoor use and won’t harm furniture or fabrics. Just test a small patch first to ensure it doesn’t stain.
Q: Is it safe for children and pets?
This natural repellent is generally safe. However, avoid spraying it directly on pets, and do a skin patch test for children before applying.
Q: How often should I apply the spray?
Reapply every 2–3 hours or as needed, especially in high mosquito activity areas.
By using everyday kitchen ingredients, you can create a mosquito repellent that’s affordable, effective, and eco-friendly. Enjoy your mosquito-free space without worrying about harsh chemicals or expensive solutions!
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