Citronella Sentence Examples

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  • Avoid patio heaters and electric lights in the garden - use citronella beeswax or vegetable-based candles to deter insects.

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  • Mosquitos are a nuisance, so students should have citronella or some other repellent.

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  • Citronella, lavender or tea tree oils applied to the pulse points will repel mosquitoes.

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  • Citronella is extremely strong and can blister the skin, it is also photosensitive and as such can cause accelerated extreme sun burn.

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  • Brief exposure to citronella immediately distracts dogs but does not cause them distress and even smells pleasant to humans.

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  • Use citronella candles in lighting to help ward off mosquitoes and gnats.

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  • We had tried many things to make him stop, but after having no luck we decided to buy a citronella spray bark collar.

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  • Please note, using a citronella collar is not cruel because it does not shock your dog.

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  • It simply delivers an annoying spray of all natural citronella in the face when your dog barks.

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  • The citronella spray stop barking collar, for example, is a style of a stop barking collar.

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  • Others, like citronella, tea tree, and/or lemongrass essential oils will help repel fleas and ticks.

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  • The uncomfortable sensation ranges from a mild static shock ot an ultrasonic noise to a spray of citronella or lemon, depending upon the device.

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  • Another great mosquito repellent herb is lemon balm with its built-in citronella compound.

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  • Citronella votive candles can help to keep pesky and persistent bugs away when you are outdoors.

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  • Citronella candles are scented with citronella oil, which comes from the lemongrass plant.

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  • Citronella candles can also be scented with a blend of oils that include citronella essential oil.

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  • Citronella candles come in a wide variety of shapes and sizes, many of them fairly large.

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  • Votive candles scented with citronella can be just as effective as their larger counterparts if used in abundance.

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  • You can purchase citronella votives in retail stores or online, or you can even try your hand at making them yourself.

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  • Making these pretty candles is as easy as making a regular scented votive, and the added bonus is that you can color them any shade you like instead of the traditional citronella yellow.

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  • When it comes time to add your scent, use about one ounce of citronella essential oil per pound of wax.

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  • Lemongrass essential oil is also an obvious choice for a blend, since this is the plant that citronella is derived from.

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  • Candles - These citronella votives come with glass votive holders to make displaying them even easier.

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  • Linens 'N Things - Frosted votive holders display these orange candles which are scented with an orange citronella blend.

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  • While citronella is safe to use, it is a rather strong fragrance that can cause problems for anyone with sensitivities to scent, or who suffers from allergies.

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  • The next time you have a dinner party, barbecue, or other gathering of friends outdoors, try adding to the atmosphere with citronella votives.

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  • If you've got a mosquito problem on your hands, rent some bug zappers or citronella torches.

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  • Make bug spray available to party guests, and consider burning citronella candles and/or tiki torches with citronella liquid to cut down on unwanted critters.

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  • Citronella candles are not only useful in keeping bugs away but can be used as a decoration on tables as well.

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  • Citronella candles tend to ward off mosquitoes in small outdoor spaces.

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  • Others burn citronella candles or rely on mass plantings of citronella plants in their outdoor spaces.

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  • The soap contains an effective percentage of pure essential citronella oil and is ideal even for sensitive skin.

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  • Other aromatic members are Andropogon Nardus, a native of India, but also cultivated, the rhizome, leaves and especially the spikelets of which contain a volatile oil, which on distillation yields the citronella oil of commerce.

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