Heritage Products Castor Oil Wool Flannel Pack, 1 Cloth (12" x 27")
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Directions
Warnings
A richly textured, heavy quality fabric used for castor oil packs. Its weight and strength allow it to be reused many times. Comprehensive instructions for preparation and use of castor oil packs are included.
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General Directions:
• Boil or launder flannel to remove impurities which may remain in fabric.
• Fold at least one to make a pack of appropriate size and saturate with castor oil. (Oil may be preheated or used with heating pad. Do not use heat if infection or fever is present of suspected).
• Position pack over affected area and cover with a piece of plastic and a heating pad. A towel may be useful to protect bedding.
• Allow pack to remain for an hour or more. (Note: Avoid falling asleep with heating pad turned on.)
• After pack is removed, cleanse skin with solution of baking soda and water (1 tsp to a pint) or try Castor Clean.
• Store in plastic bag or other container in a cool place. Clean pack as necessary or discard.
• Use pack daily or in a regular cycle. (ex. 2-3 consecutive days a week) until results are obtained. Other Suggestions For Use:
• Wrap an ace bandage loosely around the pack and body to hold pack in place.
• Use the pack to administer other packs and poultices such as grape, mullein, vinegar and salt, Glyco-Thymoline and Epsom salts.
• Meditate, pray, read inspirational material and think positive thoughts while using your pack.
• Boil or launder flannel to remove impurities which may remain in fabric.
• Fold at least one to make a pack of appropriate size and saturate with castor oil. (Oil may be preheated or used with heating pad. Do not use heat if infection or fever is present of suspected).
• Position pack over affected area and cover with a piece of plastic and a heating pad. A towel may be useful to protect bedding.
• Allow pack to remain for an hour or more. (Note: Avoid falling asleep with heating pad turned on.)
• After pack is removed, cleanse skin with solution of baking soda and water (1 tsp to a pint) or try Castor Clean.
• Store in plastic bag or other container in a cool place. Clean pack as necessary or discard.
• Use pack daily or in a regular cycle. (ex. 2-3 consecutive days a week) until results are obtained. Other Suggestions For Use:
• Wrap an ace bandage loosely around the pack and body to hold pack in place.
• Use the pack to administer other packs and poultices such as grape, mullein, vinegar and salt, Glyco-Thymoline and Epsom salts.
• Meditate, pray, read inspirational material and think positive thoughts while using your pack.
Store pack in plastic bag or other container in a cool place when not in use. After 24 uses or less, pack should be cleaned or discarded.