Thread: Anise Oil Question?

they won't return to their original shape without heat, but i would definitely add as is.

Only time I've ever tried that it just coated them and gave them the smell. I'd get some worm oil and add a little of the anise oil - a little of the real anise oil goes a LONG WAY!!!

Can I microwave the bent ones for a few seconds to fix them?

Never mind, that would be a No....lol.

You could try putting in boiling water for a 30 second and then lay on cookie pan. I would bring water to a boil then turn off and drop then in. There melting temperature is higher than boiling water. Might work for you. You can take the cookie sheet in the refrigerator right after to cool them quick too.

The boiling water is your best bet.

On the anise ....get a small bottle of worm oil and add a couple drops of your anise to an ounce of the oil. As mentioned, anise in its pure state is a super potent oil. When adding the worm oil to plastics you only need about three or four drops to smell things up.

I use medical grade Glycerin from the drug store. Put in a couple of drops of anise in about 2 oz of Glycerin. Worm oil for the rest of your life.

Originally Posted by CTom

The boiling water is your best bet.

On the anise ....get a small bottle of worm oil and add a couple drops of your anise to an ounce of the oil. As mentioned, anise in its pure state is a super potent oil. When adding the worm oil to plastics you only need about three or four drops to smell things up.

That is what I do too my friend. Well said!

Originally Posted by CTom

The boiling water is your best bet.

On the anise ....get a small bottle of worm oil and add a couple drops of your anise to an ounce of the oil. As mentioned, anise in its pure state is a super potent oil. When adding the worm oil to plastics you only need about three or four drops to smell things up.

That is what I do too my friend. Well said! Sometimes I might add just a little salt too.