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Lavandin, a natural disinfectant for your home

Lavadin is a plant with many virtues, including sanitizing and disinfecting your home. Its pleasant fragrance and anti-fungal and anti-bacterial properties make it an invaluable ally for cleaning and maintaining your home. In addition to its benefits for the skin and relaxation, discover how to use lavandin to disinfect interior surfaces and keep insects and parasites at bay.

The disinfecting properties of lanvadin

A natural antifungal and antibacterial agent

Lavandin is renowned for its antifungal and antibacterial properties. It effectively combats the bacteria, fungi and moulds that can develop in our homes, especially in damp areas such as bathrooms and kitchens.

Using lavender for interior cleaning and sanitizing is a natural, environmentally-friendly alternative to the chemicals often used for these tasks.

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Natural insect and parasite repellency

Lavandin also has a scent that repels insects and parasites. It can be used to keep mosquitoes, moths, ants and other pests away from your home, while providing a pleasant fragrance.

Placing a few sprigs of dried lavandin in your cupboards or drawers can also help protect your clothes and textiles from moths.

How to use lavender to purify your home?

Disinfect surfaces

To disinfect your interior surfaces, you can prepare a spray based on lavandin essential oil. Mix a few drops of lavandin essential oil with water and white vinegar in a spray bottle.

Spray this mixture onto the surfaces to be cleaned and wipe dry with a clean cloth. This cleaning solution is ideal for worktops, sinks, faucets and bathroom surfaces.

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Keeping insects and parasites at bay

To keep insects and pests out of your home, you can use lavadin in various forms. Place sachets of dried lavandin in your cupboards, drawers or near your windows to repel pests. You can also prepare a repellent spray by mixing a few drops of lavandin essential oil with water in a spray bottle. Spray this solution around infested areas to keep insects and pests at bay.

Conclusion

Lavandin is a natural disinfectant that can be used to sanitize and disinfect your home, while keeping insects and pests at bay.

Its antifungal and antibacterial properties make it a natural, environmentally-friendly alternative to chemical products for cleaning and maintaining your home. By incorporating fine lavender into your cleaning routine, you’ll enjoy its sanitizing and disinfecting benefits, as well as pleasantly perfuming your home.

Feel free to explore the different ways you can use lavender to purify your home and create a healthy, soothing environment for you and your family.

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Our main activity is the growing of lavender and lavandin, a family history with us for four generations. For years we have been pioneers in organic farming and recognised for the high quality of our work.

It was during a family meal in 2015 that the idea of distributing our products directly came to us. Until then, we had been selling our produce to wholesalers or agricultural cooperatives.

So it was on this impetus that myself, Samuel (22) and my partner Emma (20) decided to devote ourselves to this crop full-time, leaving the production side to my father so that everyone had all the space they needed to best develop their part of the business.

Our main activity is the growing of lavender and lavandin, a family history with us for four generations. For years we have been pioneers in organic farming and recognised for the high quality of our work.

It was during a family meal in 2015 that the idea of distributing our products directly came to us. Until then, we had been selling our produce to wholesalers or agricultural cooperatives.

So it was on this impetus that myself, Samuel (22) and my partner Emma (20) decided to devote ourselves to this crop full-time, leaving the production side to my father so that everyone had all the space they needed to best develop their part of the business.