Lemongrass Scented Candle

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As you can see from the list, you can "spice up" your candles with a wide variety of essential oils and extracts if your aim is to keep bugs away. However, it should always be borne in mind that such candles are not panaceas: even when burned for long periods, they will only have a beneficial effect within a few meters. Lemongrass – The natural lemon-citrus scent of lemongrass can serve as a fantastic mosquito repellent. Combine lemongrass-scented candles with other citrusy options for maximum impact.

Lavender oil is an excellent choice for repelling insects. Not only do mosquitoes not like it, but flies and moths won't go near it. Lavender oil is not only inexpensive, it is also readily available. As it is used as a fragrance in a wide variety of products, lavender extract can be found in most shops. The soothing scent of lavender helps to relax and relieve stress.

Now, your DIY anti-mosquito candles are ready! Light them up in your outdoor living area or near open windows and enjoy a mosquito-free space. Effectiveness of Scented Anti-Mosquito Candles A fan of citrus scents? Both lemon and lemongrass candles can help in your quest to stay bite-free. Mosquitoes are not fans of these scents, and they can act as natural deterrents. A great way to keep mosquitoes away is to use a lemon or lemongrass-scented oil diffuser instead of a candle for an even better repelling effect. Mint Scented Candles Our nationwide pest control finder can connect you with a local pest professional. They can identify what is attracting mosquitoes to your property and how to fix it to keep them away. That’s A Wrap! So, it’s not just your imagination that those lovely eucalyptus candles seem to keep the mosquitoes away! Floral Scented Candles

Looking for a classic scent to keep those pesky mosquitoes at bay? Look no further than citronella candles. Derived from citronella oil, these candles have long been thought to deter mosquitoes. Lemon or Lemongrass CandlesA fresh and earthy-smelling alternative, eucalyptus candles can help in deterring mosquitoes as well. The natural chemical found in lemon eucalyptus, called p-menthane-3,8-diol (PMD), is one of the five chemicals recommended by the Environmental Protection Agency as a mosquito repellent. Rosemary – Known for its culinary and medicinal properties, rosemary also serves as an excellent mosquito repellent due to its pungent aroma. Scatter rosemary-scented candles around your outdoor space when hosting a gathering.

For those who prefer a sweeter scent, floral options such as lavender or rose geranium candles can also keep mosquitoes at bay. Dianne’s Custom Candles Lavender has a strong lavender scent that smells pleasant to us but keeps those winged nuisances away. Get crafty and make your homemade mosquito-repelling candles using beeswax or soy, infused with your chosen essential oils. It’s an eco-friendly and cost-effective way to keep mosquitoes away! Hearth & Harbor DIY Making Supply Kit can help you get started. Furthermore, mosquitoes are attracted to specific odors. Have you ever felt like a magnet to mosquitoes on those warm summer nights? It might be due to the odor your skin gives off! Don’t worry, it’s nothing you can control, but rather in your genetics. An article in the Cell Journal found that humans who produce high levels of carboxylic acid are highly attractive to mosquitoes. 6 Ways To Use Candles To Repel Mosquitoes You can make your candles bug repellent by adding some essential oils or extracts that release substances that insects find repellent when burnt. A lemongrass candle has a refreshing scent with a slight green citrus bouquet. It combines notes of lemon and orange, creating a very fresh and energizing aroma. 4. Is lemongrass a calming scent?

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Embrace the tranquil beauty of an exotic eastern garden with our Lemongrass and Ginger fragrance oil. Both sensual and stimulating, this fragrance oil stands out with citrus aromas mixed with spiced herbs and a hint of fresh eucalyptus. Create stunning candles, diffusers, wax melts and room sprays that are comforting and invigorating all at once. Read more. Mother Nature is always one step ahead, providing us with plants to help ward off pesky mosquitoes. Plant these in your garden, or place potted versions near your doors and windows. Citronella Oil - This candle contains citronella oil made from the citronella plant, it’s for Outdoor/Indoor Use. Provide you with a more comfortable summer. Heat the wax in a double boiler or glass container in a pot of boiling water. Ensure the water doesn’t mix with the wax. Height: Use candle holders or elevated surfaces to position the candles at least a couple of feet above the ground for the most effective scent dispersion.