Tea tree oil has many uses for humans. Mainly because it has the function of anti bacterial, anti microbial, anti-septic, anti viral, balsamic, cicatrisant, expectorant, fungicide, insecticide, stimulant and sudorific. Despite the name, tea tree oil did not come from ordinary tea plant. Tea tree oil is obtained by distillation from the leaves of Melaleuca alternifolia tree. These trees are common in the North East coast of New South Wales, Australia. Tea tree oil is different than tea oil which made from the tea plant Camellia sinensis or the one made from the plant Camellia oleifera. By indigenous Australians, the Aborigines, tea tree oil is well known for various diseases remedy. Tea tree oil is usually characterized by clear to pale gold color. He also has a fresh and fragrant like the smell of mothballs (camphor). this oil is often referred to as the medicine cabinet in a bottle. This is because of its effectiveness against bacteria, fungi, viruses and stimulates the immune system.

Tea tree oil is excellent against bacteria, fungi and viruses can be used as an ingredient to make an effective cleaning at home. make sure it is packaged in a dark bottle. This is because the light will reduce its effectiveness. Also do not ingest tea tree oil because it harmful if swallowed.

Tea tree oil has the function of anti-bacterial, anti microbial, anti-septic, anti viral, balsamic, cicatrizing, expectorant, fungicide, and insecticide. Tea tree oil benefits are:

1. Multipurpose cleaner: Combine two teaspoons of tea tree oil in two cups of water into a spray bottle.
2. Cleaning plates: Add a few drops of tea tree oil to the oil sink to the results of the laundry are clean and free of bacteria.
3. Clothing fresheners: A few drops of tea tree oil to wash clothes in the clothes will make you more hygienic and fresh.
4. Pesticides: Put the tea tree oil into a spray bottle to control mold growth in damp places.
5. Eliminate the musty smell: Spraying tea tree oil to smelly places. The musty aroma will eliminate this odor immediately.
6. Eliminate bacteria: Spray a tea tree oil in places that easily become a hotbed of bacteria or disease. The function of antibacterial, anti-microbial and anti septic of tea tree oil will keep your home protected from the invasion of disease-causing bacteria.
7. Anti-mosquito: Put the 15 drops of tea tree oil into a 0.94 liter of water. Mix well and place in a spray bottle. This solution eradicates mosquitoes and other insects effectively.

8. Anti insect bites: Apply a few drops of tea tree oil in skin exposed to insect bites. Tea tree oil is effective for treating insect bites.