The Spellcaster's Source Hoodoo and Voodoo Witchcraft Blog of Talia Felix

Chinese Wash is an old washing product that's also believed to remove bad luck and restore good; part of the movement of spiritual merchants to promote the idea that physical cleanliness equates to spiritual cleanliness. Its scent is similar to that of Van Van and Hindu Grass formulas. Originally the product was sold in a bottle and a practitioner was told to add broomcorn straws to increase its powers, but nowadays many versions are made wit the broomcorn already mixed in. The book Sticks Stones Roots and Bones , gives the following combination for a Chinese Wash recipe: 6 oz unscented liquid castile soap 3 oz Murphy's oil soap 6 oz distilled water 1/2 tsp citronella oil 1/2 tsp lemongrass oil 7 pieces broom corn straw pinch of dried lemongrass a 16 oz bottle in which to store the mix Lucky Mojo gives this recipe on their site: Start with whatever combination of essential oils of Oriental Grasses you normally use for compounding Van Van oil concentrate (e.g...