Yes, please!!!
(And I’ll test it as a cat attractant too.)
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Can I get in on this sweet catnip action? Much obliged.
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Oh, good! There were no kitties there. Can’t wait to hear the results!
Recipe:
Fill a half pint mason jar with dried, crushed catnip.
Fill with alcohol (I used everclear, but I think rubbing alcohol would work, too, and is more drinkable 
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Tightly close the jar and put on a shelf in a cool-ish dark place for 6 weeks. Shake the jar every day that you remember.
Pour the infusion through a cheesecloth or tea strainer. This is the base. It will be green.
I tried 2 versions:
- I diluted the base 1:1 with water.
- Kept the base undiluted.
To both I added about 5-10 drops each of peppermint, lavender, and rosemary essential oils.
The undiluted version worked best, but both worked. I used a spray bottle for the diluted kind, which, the spray bottle didn’t work very well. Used a dropper bottle for the undiluted kind, which worked great.
Currently testing it in ME, seems to be working 
(I just put some on as the mozzies are coming out, and as I was typing, one landed on my arm, walked around looking for a place to snack, then left w/o biting me. That srsly never happens to me, so, there you go! I’m a convert.
ETA- @Kii 
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The mysterious part is how if the supply chains for meat-based products are all ten times longer, why do vegan alternatives invariably cost more 
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I feel like I should be filing a bug report with God
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Yeah I wouldn’t show my face either wearing those!
Damn those are hideous.
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Right of salvage.
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I find this video to be oddly satisfying.
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Wouldn’t it have been cheaper just to slap it into a paint can shaker? /s
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Can anyone confirm?
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And can anyone explain?
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IKR
Does not compute.
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