The bottle of essential oil has many unexpected uses that are very useful for the family.
Essential oils are commonly used to treat colds, coughs, and headaches. They also have the ability to repel mosquitoes, deodorize, prevent moisture, and kill bacteria.

The glass essential oil bottle has edges, so when the oil is used up, some essential oil remains stuck in the corners of the bottle. The characteristic fragrance of the essential oil lasts for a long time. This is the reason why the essential oil bottle still has uses even when it's empty. Apart from its primary use for health, essential oil also has many other useful applications in daily life. Therefore, even when the oil bottle is used up, follow these methods because it still has many useful purposes for your home:

Essential oil helps freshen clothes

Put the used essential oil bottle in the wardrobe.
If the oil bottle still has some oil left, you might be worried that it will spill onto your clothes and cause a bad smell or stains. However, when it's nearly empty, with just a little oil left in the bottle, the fragrance is still present, but you no longer have to worry about spilling it onto your clothes. At this time, place the essential oil bottle in your wardrobe or closet. The essential oils will help repel insects and also combat moisture and mustiness, especially during the humid season or for rarely used storage spaces. The fragrance from the oil bottle will also help neutralize the odor from wooden or plastic furniture and keep bugs like cockroaches away from your wardrobe. Clothes stored near the essential oil bottle will also smell fresh, with a pleasant fragrance, unlike the strong smell if you were to apply the oil directly to yourself.

Put the essential oil bottle in your shoe rack

Shoe racks are also prone to bad odors from moisture. Placing an essential oil bottle inside your shoe rack will help eliminate bad smells and make the rack smell fresher. It will also repel mosquitoes.

Place the essential oil bottle near your plants
Essential oil is effective at repelling mosquitoes, bed bugs, thrips, leafhoppers, and snails. When you have indoor plants, it can be inconvenient to spray pesticides, so place an almost empty oil bottle near your plants. The fragrance from the oil will repel insects and pests from your plants. It will also create a pleasant atmosphere while helping to keep mosquitoes away.

Place the essential oil bottle in the bathroom or under the bed to deodorize
Take the almost empty oil bottle and place it in the bathroom or under the bed to let the fragrance disperse. This will deodorize the area without being overwhelming while also helping to repel mosquitoes and insects. It’s a great way to freshen the bathroom using a natural fragrance, unlike many artificial air fresheners which can sometimes cause allergic reactions. Essential oil will help eliminate unpleasant smells without any harmful chemical side effects.

Add the essential oil bottle to a bowl of water with vinegar for room cleaning
Due to the structure of the essential oil bottle, you may not be able to get all the oil out. Instead, drop it into a bowl of water, and the essential oil will float on the surface. Mixing the oil with vinegar creates a powerful natural cleaning solution that deodorizes the room effectively without the need for chemical-based cleaners. This also helps save money while providing a non-toxic way to freshen your home.