Distilling Yarrow Essential Oil from the Garden
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- čas přidán 9. 09. 2024
- YES! You CAN distill essential oils and hydrosols from your garden and wild plants! Come along with me as we distill yarrow in a copper still---right in my small apothecary kitchen! #essentialoils #aromatherapy #herbalism #heidivillegas #healingharvesthomestead
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Your videos are costing me money!!! Now, here's another item I didn't know I needed until now 😂. Honestly, I've learned so much from you - thanks for all you do and share ❤️
Thank you so much, Athena! Although---I don't want to cost you money! LOL Remember--you can distill with kitchen equipment you already have, although you won't get essential oil, per se---just lovely hydrosol. czcams.com/video/FmRmJS8IRio/video.html
Interesting to watch. And interesting to know that if you have abundant plant material a copper essential oil still might even pay for itself over time. 🌿🥀🍃
I think it could. At the very least, if "something happens" it may be helpful to have for a number of different kinds of distilling. :-)
Love this Heidi! I have dreamed of distilling my own herbs for at least almost 2 decades! The distillers have come a long way and the prices have come down comparatively to back "when." Great video!
I have two of their stills. The design is very practical and easier to use than alembics that need rye flour paste or tape to seal.
100% agree with this!
Amazing video! I think I need to get a still ! Beautiful results! Thank you for showing us how the still works.
You're so welcome! I'm kind of getting addicted to my stills--I'm gathering a little collection, LOL
I love that blue essential oil and hydrosol color! :D Just gorgeous! The other 2 blue colored EO’s I like is German Chamomile and Blue Tansy! :D
Me too!
Fantastic
Thank you!
I have this distiller and haven't used it yet. This is very helpful.
Where did you get the still from
I'd love if you'd give feedback on your experience here to help me and others. I'm just learning, so I'm very interested in others' distilling too!
I love that. Thank you for sharing
You're so welcome!
Love your kitchen!!! Thank you for sharing 💜
Why thank you! It's an old 1930's cottage kitchen. Nothing special, but it works GREAT! :-)
That was amazing to see! I always wondered how it was done.
There are many ways to distill---and this one seems very efficient.
I heard you say the still is from Ukraine. Can you share the name of the company or a link?
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Hi, Michele! Yes, it's from a company called Copper Pro. The owner has a few videos here on CZcams, as well. One thing I didn't check out, and I must do this...is what kind of metal he uses for the solder. I was reading Ann Harmon's book on hydrosols and she mentioned that she had purchased a still that was soldered with lead YIKES! So, I need to check into this with this company. Copper Brothers (where I get my alembics) doesn't use lead.
What size distiller did you use in this video?
This is the small model---very compact. I think it's 2 liters?