Use it on your pillow cases - breathe easy when you have a cold.
-- jonthegeologist, Nov 23 2006

'Nother methol cold remedy Minty_20Philtrum_20Plasters
(shameless, I know) [squeak, Nov 23 2006]

But don't get it in your eyes.
-- angel, Nov 23 2006


I love menthol. What if it accidently falls into my mouth and I start chewing...all in my sleep ofcourse, will my small and large intestine be able to handle it?
-- Heavy_Phat, Nov 23 2006


You can put menthol on your pillow already. Baked.
-- Chefboyrbored, Nov 23 2006


yes, you can. What I'm proposing is a fabric conditioner with menthol *so that you don't have to put extra on your pillow for the lazy generation*

Baked is not an [m-f-d] status. You're are at will to suggest that its widely known to exist if it's widely known to exist.
-- jonthegeologist, Nov 23 2006


Just don't get addicted. Menthol is somewhat addictive. Filipinos eat it like candy.
-- twitch, Nov 23 2006


(-) I generally like the smell, but I think the eye and skin irritation from too wide application is a problem. So I'll stay with the more direct applicators.
-- jutta, Nov 24 2006


//Baked is not an [m-f-d] status. You're are at will to suggest that its widely known to exist if it's widely known to exist.//

Uh ok, so it is widely known to exsist that you can put menthol on your pillow
-- Chefboyrbored, Nov 26 2006


you know, I believe that a directly sprayed burst of lavender on your pillow (and I do it often) is much more likely to irritate your eyes or skin than a gentle hint of perfume left from the washing cycle.

actually I'm very surprised that this isn't baked.

what am I talking about? oops, sorry menthol. even so, the logic is the same.
-- po, Nov 26 2006



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