Ointment Jar

Ointment Jar

old timer mosquito repellent?

My uncles from the mountains of NC would go to the river bed and make an ointment from plants or something they found there that would repell and also stop the itching of mosquito bites. If anyone knows what it is or can tell me what to look for I would appreciate it! They would keep it in a mason jar.

There are a lot of plants known to repel mosquitoes. I think the one you are referring to is Wild Hyssop, which is also known as "Queen Heather".
Here's a list of some of the known (and easily obtained) mosquito repelling plants:
geraniums
marigolds
catnip (over 10 times more effective than deet)
citronella plant
tansies or mums
lemon grass
thyme
garlic
basil
rosemary

You can find most of these plants (or seeds) at your local nurseries or google 'mosquito plants' for online vendors. Good luck!

5 lb. Jar Cramergesic Analgesic Ointment $104.06 CRAMERGESIC® ANALGESIC OINTMENT Mild penetrating warmth. Long-lasting petrolatum base. 5 lb. jar

1 lb. Jar Cramergesic Analgesic Ointment $20.5 CRAMERGESIC® ANALGESIC OINTMENT Mild penetrating warmth. Long-lasting petrolatum base. 1 lb. jar.

Saint Mary Magdalene Holding an Ointment Jar $34.99 Master of the Mansi Magdalene Saint Mary Magdalene Holding an Ointment Jar - Giclee Print

Calmoseptine 2.5 oz Ointment Jar, Each $11.7 CAMOSEPTINE OINTMENT- A MULTIPURPOSE MOISTURE BARRIER OINTMENT WHICH PROTECTS AND HELPS PROMOTE HEALING OF SKIN IRRITATIONS.

Dynarex Vitamins A&D Ointment, 15 oz jar, Case of 12 Jars $34.25 Skin Protectant. Diaper rash Ointment. Comes in 3 Sizes: 5g Packet, 4 oz Tube and 15 oz Jar.

1 lb. Jar Cramergesic Analgesic Ointment - Case of 12 $205.85 CRAMERGESIC® ANALGESIC OINTMENT Mild penetrating warmth. Long-lasting petrolatum base. 1 lb. jar, 12 per case.

Cramergesic Analgesic Ointment, 1 lb Jar, Each $23.75 Features of the Cramergesic Analgesic Ointment: Mild penetrating warmth. Long-lasting petrolatum base.

1 lb. Jar Cramer Atomic Balm Analgesic Ointment - Case of 12 $205.85 ATOMIC® BALM ANALGESIC OINTMENTMedium penetrating warmth in a long-lasting petrolatum base. 1 lb. jar, 12 per case.

Cramer Skin Lube Ointment 1 lb. Jar $16.95 Cramer Skin Lube Lubricating Ointment has a higher melting point than petroleum jelly for long-lasting protection. This ointment prevents blisters and the chafing of friction-prone areas. For effortless tape removal, apply to the tips of scissors and tape cutters.

Dermagran Wound Healing Ointment, 4 oz Jar $32.75 * Use for abrasions, skin tears, partial thickness pressure ulcers, and preventative skin care.Dermagran® Ointment is a pH balanced skin protectant. Formulated with Derma Sciences zinc-nutrient technology, usage of Dermagran® Ointment provides a moist, mildly acidic environment conducive to wound healing. In addition, this product contains Vitamin A, Calcium, and Magnesium.

1 lb. Jar Cramer Red Hot Analgesic Ointment - Case of 12 $205.85 RED HOT® ANALGESIC OINTMENTCramer's strongest penetrating heat. Long-lasting petrolatum base. Read warnings for safe usage. 1 lb. jar, 12 per case.

Cramer Atomic Balm Analgesic Ointment, 1 lb Jar $28.94 Features of the Cramer Atomic Balm Analgesic Ointment: Medium penetrating warmth. Long-lasting petrolatum base.

Cramer Atomic Balm Analgesic Ointment, 5 lb Jar $91.22 Features of the Cramer Atomic Balm Analgesic Ointment: Medium penetrating warmth. Long-lasting petrolatum base.

Calendula Ointment 3.5 oz jar: K $14.66 The Calendula flower has been in use since the sixteenth century as 'a most remarkable healing agent, applied locally.' It was introduced into Homeopathic practice in 1838 and it still remains one of the finest soothing agents for minor skin irritations due to chafing, bedsores, windburn, sunburn, chapping from cold air, minor burns, diaper rash, and scalds. Calendula Ointment is used topically to encourage healing of minor cuts, scrapes, bruises, and insect bites, alleviate skin irritations, cool sunburn, and relieve diaper rash. Promotes healing of minor cuts and abrasions of the skin.

Cramer Red Hot Analgesic Ointment, 1 lb Jar $26.67 Features of the Cramer Red Hot Analgesic Ointment: Cramer's strongest penetrating heat. Long-lasting petrolatum base. Read warnings for safe usage.

Nitrofurazone Ointment $6.99 An effective antibiotic treatment for surface bacterial infections of wounds, burns, and cutaneous ulcers. Brand may vary. Instructions: Apply directly on the lesion with a spatula or first place on a piece of gauze. Application of a bandage is optional. This preparation should be in contact with the lesion for at least 24 hours. The dressing may be changed several times daily or left on the lesion for a longer perid. Caution: In case of deep or puncture wounds or serious burns, use only as recommended by a veterinarian. If redness, irriation, or swelling persists or increases, discontinue use; reconsult veterinarian. Avoid exposure to alkaline material and flourescent lighting. Human Warning: Avoid contact with skin. Ingredients: .02% nitrofurazone, in a water soluble base of polyethylene glycols. 1 lb. jar.

Cramer 5 lb Atomic Balm Ointment (Case of 6 Jars) $417.35 ATOMIC® BALM ANALGESIC OINTMENT Medium strength penetrating warmth. Long-lasting petrolatum base. 5 Lb. jar

Baza Clear Skin Protectant Ointment, 8 oz. Jar $18.99 Coloplast Baza Clear Moisture Barrier Ointment (formerly Peri-Care) is formulated with a soothing pertolatum base and essential vitamins A and D. Protects chafed skin associated wth diaper rash and helps seal out wetness.

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How to Make and Store Homemade Organic Baby Food

What we put in our bodies is just as important as what we put on our bodies such as lotions and creams. It is also important to monitor what you are feeding your baby because parents control their diet. All ages from newborns, toddlers, teens, and adults, can live a healthy lifestyle and control the ingredients used in the foods that are prepared for them to eat. You can control what’s in your baby’s food by making your own baby food at home. This will ensure a completely organic diet because you control how the food is being made. Here are some ways to make your own baby food and store it properly.

First and foremost for the food to be natural, you must use organic grown fruits or vegetables. Natural baby products are the healthiest to use. If the ingredients aren’t organic, the purpose of making your baby’s food isn’t as powerful because you would be subjecting your baby to pesticides that may be used by inorganic farmers. The chemicals can have long term negative effects on the health of your baby. Organic produce is chemical free and better for you and your child. Even though you are using organic produce, be sure to wash the fruits or vegetables thoroughly to remove any dirt.

I would recommend buying fresh fruits and vegetables that are in season so that your baby can try different types of foods. However, if there is a certain food that your baby likes and it’s not in season, you can buy frozen organic produce. Frozen produce is just as good as fresh because of the freezing process that is used.

Once the produce is washed, boil or steam it to the consistency your baby is able to eat. For example, when your baby is just starting out on solid foods, the homemade baby food should be very mushy. So you can cook the produce longer than you normally would. If you are using frozen produce, follow the cooking instructions provided and allow additional cooking time to make sure it is soft enough for the consistency you want. Keep in mind that some fruits won’t need to be cooked such as bananas.

After the vegetables or fruits are cooked, you can now puree the ingredients. You can do a mixture of vegetables or fruits or even combine some fruits and vegetables. You can puree the ingredients in a blender, food processor, or by hand with a whisk. It will be easier to use either a blender or food processor and the baby food will come out smoother. If your baby has been eating solid foods for a while and you don’t need to the food to be so mushy, then blending by hand would be a good option.

Once you have prepared the homemade baby food, you can now store it in jars, ice cube trays, or Tupperware. Ice cube trays are ideal because of portion control. Usually one ice cube is a serving of food for a small baby. Freezing the food will make it last longer and will avoid bacteria. If you want to refrigerate the food, only keep it refrigerated for 2 to 3 days in glass jars or Tupperware. After a few days the food can spoil because there aren’t preservatives in it.

About the Author

Melanie Nader is the founder of the Homestead Company which makes premium quality natural skin care products including eczema oil and diaper ointment made with the finest 100% natural ingredients. For more information, visit http://www.homesteadcompany.com.

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