Premium Cold Pressed Orange Oil Concentrate- 16 oz (with D-Limonene), Concentrated Cold Pressed Orange Oil Cleaner - All-Purpose Citrus Cleaner and Degreaser Blend

Carpenter Ants- we had an infestation of them chewing in the walls. I thought someone emptied a pencil sharpener overnight they chewed so much under 1 windowsill! I did a huge amount of research on treating them without an exterminator and hopefully this will help someone else. 1st- cleaned, vacuumed and made bait 50/50 honey and borax. Put dabs on paper and in bottle caps near their trails. This significantly decreased them after a week but a few still roamed the house. ( this recipe works amazing to get rid of little sugar ants). 2. Sprinkled straight cinnamon powder on windowsills and edges of room they were active. I was amazed. They really hate it and left the area! It apparently makes it so they can’t smell their pheromone trails and they just hate cinnamon. Within a day we were down to only seeing 2-5 a day. 3. Ordered orange oil. Mixed it 1/4 with 3/4 vegetable oil in a spray bottle. Went around the outside of home spraying cement base ( supposedly they won’t cross it bc orange oil burns through their exoskeleton) and squirted every hole wires enter and cracks in siding. The wood absorbs the orange oil and they won’t eat it. Inside I gently squirted straight orange oil around window sills and any cracks where ants have entered. I’ve read this lasts for years. I’m crossing my fingers but I haven’t seen a carpenter ant in over 10 months. Before I was seeing 20 or more a day. It took hours to research this but was less than $30 and maybe a half hour of time applying it. Figured I’d post in case it helps anyone. No chemicals. No exterminator costs. Things that DID NOT work were peppermint oil and water sprayed ( smelled lovely). DIotemaceous earth ( they laughed at and ran right through) and sulfur powder ( they couldn’t have cared less) Terro traps- meh- I guess they weren’t hungry enough to fall for them.

My wife and I LOVE this stuff! It works on everything as a cleaner when mixed with water. I even removed pine tar from a gym bad but I didn't dilute with water. Undiluted, it gets any stain out of your clothes and doesn't affect color. All this while smelling great.

very happy with price and quality of this purchase.

This is a wonderful cleaner! It's the best product that I've found to get sticker residue off of glass, and it was a good price. I only gave it 4 stars because it solidified within a couple of weeks, making it hard to get out of the container.

Effective. Smells great. Turns white and rinses of when run under water. Easily rinses off. We give a light dishsoap wash to make sure there isn't any residue. I use this for cleaning baked on incense/tree/bush resins. Takes ot right off.

I use this product to eliminate ant colonies on my property, so I always have some on hand. I also use it as my household spray cleaner (diluted according to directions on bottle) because it’s all natural and I like the smell of oranges. I live in rural North Carolina - which means I can’t go outside my door without becoming a buffet for bloodthirsty mosquitoes. Just 2 weeks after I moved here, I had so many mosquito bites on my lower legs and ankles that it I looked like I had a poison ivy rash. I knew from using it that most insects hate the smell of it, so when I ran out of mosquito repellent this summer, in a pinch, I misted myself with diluted orange oil hoping it might help me avoid some bites (but my expectations were very low at first because the only effective repellent I’d ever used until this point was Deep Woods Off! None of the DEET-free formulas have ever worked for me…the skeeters just love my blood for whatever reason.) I misted my clothes, ankles and shoes and went outside to test it. Drumroll please… It works!!! I was so happy to find that orange oil is just as effective at repelling mosquitoes as are products containing DEET, but I also noticed that I don’t have to keep reapplying it every few hours, so I think it may actually be MORE effective. It’s also much more economical, environmentally friendly, and safer to apply on your skin and clothing than products with DEET. Plus, smelling of orange oil is a lot nicer than the smell of any bug spray. **Warning for cat owners: orange oil is mildly toxic to cats. I have 3 and they’re fine - I just go out to the porch when I mist it onto myself.

I saw a YouTube from a guy in Texas that mixed 15 oz or Dawn with 7.5 oz or Orange Oil into 5 gallons of water.(Dawn, mix, then Orange Oil) for use against Fire Ants. It works very well and its not toxic. Dont get the ingredient parts wrong or it will burn your grass or kill plants. Its also great for killing mold in the bathroom and keeps it away much longer than some of the more toxic things used for that..and it smells great.

I have purchased this item several times and have been very happy with the product. This time however, the cap was loose and the oil leaked into the plastic bag that the bottle was in. Lost a bit of the oil - too expensive for that to happen. This is why there is only 3 stars.