Making Use of Eucalyptus Leaves

RE: Making Use of Eucalyptus Leaves By Anonymous (18) Profile Blog! Contact When I lived in Southern California there was a horrible issue with cockroaches. Those nasty bugs infested everything. I hated those bugs, I had a small baby and I did not want them anywhere near him. One day I picked up Landon's sippy cup and doggone if there wasn't a roach on his little cup. I was devastated. Then a friend suggested placing Eucalyptus under furniture. I did put it everywhere and I swear it worked for me. Posted on 04/21/2009 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: Making Use of Eucalyptus Leaves By jujubean (Guest Post) For bronchitis, put leaves in a pot and boil, then reduce to simmer. With a towel over your head, put your head over the pot (not too close and breath in for about 15 minutes. Do this three or four times a day. The humid, hot air apparently breaks up mucus in the lungs. Posted on 12/22/2008 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: Making Use of Eucalyptus Leaves By Auzy (Guest Post) You can sew a small doll and stuff the dried out or even fresh leaves into it and put it under your pillow to ward away illness and keep you healthy. It smells amazing. Posted on 09/29/2008 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: Making Use of Eucalyptus Leaves By Joanna, Ohio (Guest Post) I my self have been looking for Eucalyptus leaves and branches for my parakeets in their indoor aviary. Would you be interested in selling any? Contact me at psalms3115 AT ymail.com if your interested in selling some. Joanna Posted on 08/25/2008 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: Making Use of Eucalyptus Leaves By lenah (Guest Post) made tea with the leaves increased my appetite for food and relieved a congested chesty cough Posted on 11/07/2006 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: Making Use of Eucalyptus Leaves By meoowmom (1743) Profile Contact Living in CA we would get the leaves and place in an old pillowcase and then doggie would have a great place with nice smell. Also we used the balls from the tree with twine and make doggie necklaces for all doggies we knew. I heard it helped with fleas. Our dog did not have flea probs and he was outside. Posted on 09/12/2005 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: Making Use of Eucalyptus Leaves By Cat (Guest Post) Try this: take a few sprigs and tie them together, hang over your shower head, the steam will make the leaves smell wonderful, also good for decongesting your nose if you have a cold! Posted on 09/09/2005 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: Making Use of Eucalyptus Leaves By CarolinaGirl (Guest Post) Oh yeah, I also remember reading that while boiling the leaves, you can steam bathe to clear a stuffy nose, not too close though...youch! Posted on 09/06/2005 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: Making Use of Eucalyptus Leaves By CarolinaGirl (Guest Post) I have a large eucalyptus tree at my entry door, thinking all who entered would get a good whiff of the nice smell which the cut branches and leaves produce, and not notice my not always so clean & not so smelling good house. Didn't work unless the branches had been cut that day and laying just at the doorway. I had also purchased arrangements in the past with great smelling dried eucalyptus branches which produced 'the fragrance' well over a year. The trick, I read somewhere a long time ago, involves glycerine and food color. As you've probably seen, the dried branches we cut and stick in a vase, just turn brown and smell like dead leaves of anything, might as well cut & dry kudzu! Good luck! Posted on 09/06/2005 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: Making Use of Eucalyptus Leaves By OZZIE RAINFOREST RECLUSE (Guest Post) The fragrant wood is wonderful for the log fire. The leaves burnt to help ignite the wood barbee (bbq) set the authentic smell. You can bind the leaves together with hemp into large cigar shapes (Cheech & Chong size) to use as smudge sticks for cleansing away negative energies. DON'T SMOKE IT THO!!! lol You'd pass out from smoke inhalation & it doesn't have a buzz!! You can also use dried pressed leaves as book marks if your carefully cover them with clear contact. Good Luck to YOU, Love, Light & Peace Rainforest Recluse Posted on 09/05/2005 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: Making Use of Eucalyptus Leaves By FFL (105) Profile Contact Would you be able to put them in a chest drawer to add scent to the clothes/ towels/ etc? I don't know if they are able to be ground and put in a spray bottle or if you could simmer them on a stove to let the smell out more.... Let us know if any of those are useful. http://www.frugalforlife.com Posted on 09/04/2005 | Report Spam or Abuse

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