Do You Have Empty Bottles?

Do you have a bunch of empty essential oil bottles sitting around? We may or may not be guilty of this, too. Getting the smell and residue of the prior oil out of the glass bottle isn’t too hard – let us show you how we clean out our bottles so we can reuse them for future DIY projects and blends.
June 19, 2024 by
Anwar Usman
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What You’ll Need

  • a medium glass bowl
  • white vinegar
  • water

What You’ll Do

First, place your empty glass essential oil bottles into your glass bowl. Next, cover with 1 part vinegar to 1 part water. Allow the essential oil bottles to soak for at least 2 hours. For better results, leave them soaking overnight. After they have soaked, rinse well.

Sometimes, it’s tough getting the smell out of the caps and reducers. Because of this, we now have available a package of 12 caps and reducers to purchase. You can reuse your bottles and have nice clean caps for your personal DIY blends. Get your caps & reducers today!

Searching for more cleaning tips? Check out our post on how to clean your diffuser!


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