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Catnip Insect Repellent

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Catnip Insect Repellent

Catnip essential oil is very expensive, but because of its efficacy, even a 1 percent concentration will repel mosquitoes.

Ingredients:

Catnip *

Recipe Instructions: :For use in a spray bottle mix 1/4 to 1/2 tsp. of catnip essential oil to 1 cup of isopropyl alcohol, and 1 cup of water. Shake well and then spray lightly on clothing, arms, and legs, being careful to avoid eyes or open cuts. Do not use on the skin of small children. Some persons may be sensitive to catnip oil.

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Tags and Uses for this Remedy Insect Repellent :Getting rid of insects,pests and mosquitoes. There are many benefits of using natural insect repellent remedies rather than commercial sprays based on toxins.

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