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How long is neem oil good for before it expires?
Neem oil typically has a shelf life of about 2-3 years before it expires.
Is good to apply fresh neem leaf on face to remove oil face?
Yes it's good to apply fresh neem leaves paste for excess oil on face.
What are homeopathic treatments for ear infections?
Hepar Sulph and Mullein Oil
Best uses for sweet oil?
Sweet oil is often used in salad dressings or drizzled over bread. It is also used in the ear to treat ear infections.
Does Shoppers Drug Mart sell neem oil?
Lowes sells neem oil in their organic pesticides section.
Does neem oil effectively kill mold?
Yes, neem oil has antifungal properties that can effectively kill mold.
How is Neem oil extracted?
Neem oil is extracted from the seeds of the neem tree through a process called cold-pressing. The seeds are crushed to release the oil, which is then filtered and purified to remove impurities. This method ensures that the oil retains its natural properties and benefits.
Does neem oil effectively kill flies?
Yes, neem oil can effectively kill flies due to its insecticidal properties.
Is there a homeopathic remedy for buzzing in the ear?
Mullen oil is good for buzzing in the ear.
Can you keep olive oil and neem oil in the same container?
Neem oil is not used for cooking and shouldn't be mixed with another oil that is. Mixing them would reduce the usefulness of each.
Does neem oil effectively kill scale insects?
Yes, neem oil is an effective natural remedy for killing scale insects.
Is neem oil a horticultural oil?
Neem oil is not classified as a traditional horticultural oil, but it is often used in a similar context for pest control and plant health. Horticultural oils are typically refined petroleum oils designed for agricultural use, while neem oil is derived from the seeds of the neem tree and contains natural insecticidal properties. Both types of oils can be effective in managing pests, but neem oil also offers additional benefits such as fungicidal and antibacterial properties.
