Alright, okay gggrrrrrr -what Thieves are lurking??? Oh, I forgot to say hello to all of my fellow pets and their humans! Hi, sorry I get distracted when I think about thieves or intruders -I am a Mastiff after all! Hang on one sec…..

Oh, uh, he he I am VERY embarrassed! If I could blush I’d be a deep shade of burgundy right now…he he. Um, Mom just told me that there aren’t any thieves but Thieves cleaner and essential oil blend. Boy am I relieved. Whew! I had my hackles up let me tell you…..thanks Mom! She told me Thieves is the stuff she cleans the house with so I don’t get sick from chemicals. She’s the BEST mom!

So since I kinda started my “review” off weird, I’ll just share this with you -from the humans. I just know I like it and it doesn’t hurt my feet or make me sick:

Thieves Oil BlendT was created based on research about four thieves in France who protected themselves with cloves, rosemary and other aromatics while robbing plague victims. This proprietary blend was tested at Weber State University, Ogden, Utah and found to have a 99.96 percent effective rate against airborne bacteria.

Application for the essential oil blend (not the Thieves cleaner):

Dilute 1 part EO to 4 parts vegetable oil. Possible sun/skin sensitivity.

Diffuse for 15 to 20 minutes every 3 to 4 hours. Apply to
the bottom of the feet, throat, stomach, or abdomen. Dilute 1:15 in vegetable oil and massage over thymus. For headaches put 1 drop on tongue and push against roof of mouth. Dilute 1:15 with vegetable oil for body massage. Put 4-8 drops on cotton ball and locate on vents. Add 2 drops to a wet cloth and put in clothes dryer.

This blend was created from research about a group of 15th-century thieves who rubbed oils on themselves to avoid contracting the plague while they robbed the bodies of the dead and dying. When apprehended, these thieves disclosed the formula of herbs, spices, and oils they used to protect them-selves in exchange for more lenient punishment. This blend of therapeutic-grade essential oils was tested at Weber State University in Ogden, Utah for its potent antimicrobial properties. Thieves was found to have a 99.96 percent kill rate against airborne bacteria. The oils are highly antiviral, antiseptic, antibacterial, anti-infectious and help to protect the body against such illnesses as flu, colds, sinusitis, bronchitis, pneumonia, sore throats, cuts, etc.

Contains:

Clove (Syzygium aromaticum) was another oil from the Orient hailed as an oil of great abundance; those who possessed it were considered wealthy. This oil is one of the most antimicrobial and antiseptic of all essential oils. Clove is antifungal, antiviral, anti-infectious, and antibacterial. It works as a general stimulant and is used to treat sinusitis, bronchitis, cystitis, and cholera.

Lemon (Citrus limon) has antiseptic-like properties and contains compounds that have been studied for their effects on immune function. It increases microcirculation, which may
improve vision. It may serve as an insect repellent and may be beneficial for the skin. Lemon has been found to promote leukocyte formation, dissolve cellulite, increase lymphatic
function, and promote a sense of well-being. Its fragrance is stimulating and invigorating.

Cinnamon Bark (Cinnamomum verum) is the oil of wealth from the Orient and part of the
formula the Lord gave Moses (Exodus 30:22-27). Cinnamon oil is anti-infectious, anti-bacterial, antiparasitic, antiviral, and antifungal. Cinnamon oil was regarded by the emperors of China and India to have great value; their wealth was measured by the amount of oil they possessed. Traditionally, it was thought to have a frequency that attracted wealth and abundance. Physically, cinnamon bark oil has many attributes; it is a powerful purifier, it is a powerful purifier and oxygenator, and it enhances the action and the activity of other oils. Researchers, including J. C. Lapraz, M.D., found that viruses could not live in the presence of cinnamon oil. Cinnamon Bark (Cinnamomum verum) is one of the most powerful antiseptics known. It is strongly antibacterial, antiviral and antifungal.

Eucalyptus (Eucalyptus radiata) is anti-infectious, antibacterial, antiviral, expectorant, and anti-inflammatory. It has strong action against conjunctivitis, vaginitis, endometriosis, acne, bronchitis, and sinusitis.

Rosemary (Rosmarinus officinalis CT cineol) is antiseptic
and antimicrobial and may be beneficial for skin conditions and dandruff. It may help fight candida and is anti-infectious, antispasmodic, balances the endocrine system, and is an expectorant. It helps overcome mental fatigue, stimulating memory and opening the conscious mind. It is high in cineol–a key ingredient in antiseptic drugs.

Safety Data: If pregnant or under a doctor’s care, consult your physician prior to use. May be irritating to those with sensitive skin. Avoid eye contact. In case of accidental contact, put a few drops of any pure vegetable oil in the eye and call your doctor if necessary. Never use water.

Application: Diffuse for 15 to 30 minutes every 3 to 4 hours in work or home environment. Apply to bottom of feet, or rub over feet, throat, stomach, and abdomen. Dilute one drop of Thieves in 15 drops of V-6 Mixing Oil or Massage Oil Base and massage over thymus. It is safest when applied to the bottom of the feet as it may be caustic to the skin. It is best to dilute with V-6 Mixing Oil. For headaches put one drop on tongue and push tongue against the
roof of the mouth.

Companion Oils: Immupower and Exodus II (to be alternated).

Here’s a proportions guide for using the Thieves Cleaner.
Happy cleaning!

NOTE: one capful cleaner = tablespoon

Light degreasing (1:60) 1 capful
cleaner : 3.75 cups water
1 bottle makes 30 quarts of light degreaser (.32 / quart)

Med. degreasing (1:30) 1 capful cleaner
: a little less than 2 cups water
1 bottle makes 15 quarts of medium degreaser (.64 / quart)

Heavy degreasing (1:15) 1
capful cleaner : a little less than 1 cup water

1 bottle makes 71/2 quarts of heaver degreaser (1.27 / quart)
Pots & Pans (1:100) capful cleaner : 3+ cups water

1 bottles makes 50 quarts of dishwashing liquid (.19 / quart)

Hand Cleaner
(1:1) cup cleaner : cup water

1 bottle makes 1 quart of hand cleaner ($19 / quart)

Floors ( 1:100) 1 capful cleaner :
6.25 cups water

1 bottle makes 50 quarts of floor cleaner (.19 / quart)

Walls ( 1:30) 1 capful cleaner: a little less than
2 cups water

Fabrics, Carpet spotting, etc. (1:40) 1 capful cleaner : 2 cups water

Carpet (1:100) 1 capful cleaner : 6.25 cups water

Glass ( 1:320) -1 capful cleaner: 5 quarts water

Otay, I’m gonna give my two cents worth here now. I know mom used to use this awful stuff (I hated the smell, made me sneeze and I didn’t want to come in the house after she cleaned) she says it’s called bleach. Bleccch! She started using the uh Thieves (the name gives me the growls but I guess you know why it’s called that now) and I really like how it smells bepaws it doesn’t make me sneeze and mom told me it won’t hurted me and get into my body like the chemical stuff tan.

Did you know that what you use to clean your floors goes into us through our feet?? That’s why mom puts essential oils on my feet bepaws that’s how things tan go into our bodies (uh and yours too btw) -through our skin! More stuff goes in through our skin than we take in eating or drinking!! So you better be pawful what you use to clean wif and what you put in the yards. We getted sick from those chemical things.

Well, this was a pawsitively grrrreat way to get started on my debut of reviewing products fur you all…embarrassing but it turned out good anyway huh? Oh and here’s where you tan get the Thieves products -have a pawsitively furry and tail waggin’ day! Oh and we don’t diagnose, treat or cure anything here, we just want you to have the choices to make up your own minds…did I do that right mom??

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