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- Model: 71753
- Weight: 0.20kg
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Thursday Plantation Tea Tree Oil Antiseptic is a multipurpose liquid. 100% pure. Boxed Contents: Bottle Size: 25mL FEATURES AND BENEFITSGeneral Information
Suitable For: Antiseptic
• Relieves minor cuts, burns, abrasions, pimples, bites and stings
• Treats many fungal infections such as athlete's foot and nail infections
• 100% pure.
• Free from SLS, parabens, synthetics and fillers, guaranteeing an unaltered pure oil
• Sourced from and made in Australia.
• Vegan. Product not tested on animals.
USAGE ADVICE Storage Temperature: Below 30°C. Recyclable Packaging?: Yes Active Ingredients: Melaleuca Oil 1mL/mL. Contains: Melaleuca Oil 1mL/mL. CAUTIONDirections
STORAGE INSTRUCTIONSIngredients
Warnings
Skin patch test prior to use, if sensitivity occurs discontinue use.
Recyclable: Partial
Sustainability Rating: Medium
Guide to Safe Disposal of Essential Oils
Essential oils are potent substances that can enhance our well-being, but it’s important to dispose of them safely to protect the environment and public health. Here’s how to do it responsibly:
1. Understand the Composition
- Know Your Oils: Different essential oils have varying chemical compositions. Some can be harmful to aquatic life and the environment if not disposed of correctly.
2. Avoid Pouring Down the Drain
- Never Discard in Sinks or Toilets: Essential oils should not be poured down the drain, as they can contaminate water sources and harm aquatic ecosystems.
3. Use a Waste Container
- Seal and Store: If you have expired or unwanted essential oils, seal them in their original container or a secure, labeled container to prevent leaks.
- Store Safely: Keep the container in a cool, dark place away from children and pets until you can dispose of it properly.
4. Check Local Disposal Guidelines
- Hazardous Waste Facilities: Many communities have designated facilities for hazardous waste, including certain essential oils. Check with local waste management authorities for guidelines on disposal.
- Community Collection Events: Participate in local hazardous waste collection events if available.
5. Consider Recycling Options
- Reuse: If the oil is still usable, consider giving it to friends or family, or repurpose it for cleaning or other household uses.
- Upcycling: Use empty essential oil bottles for DIY projects, crafts, or storage of other small items.
6. Avoid Mixing with Regular Trash
- Separate Waste: Do not mix essential oils with regular household waste unless directed by local regulations. Always follow local guidelines for hazardous materials.
7. Educate Yourself on Alternatives
- Plant-Based Options: If you’re looking to switch to more sustainable options, consider plant-based or non-toxic alternatives that are safer for the environment.
8. Stay Informed
- Follow Updates: Regulations and guidelines can change. Stay informed about best practices for disposal in your community.