Clean Sweep oil

How to Use It

Hoodoo & Rootwork

• Add to a floor wash, scrubbing from the back of the house to the front door.
• Dress a broom’s bristles before sweeping a room clear.

Witchcraft & Folk Magick

• Dress a white candle for a fresh start.
• Wear to reset your mood and energy.

Ceremonial & Occult Magick

• Anoint ritual tools to cleanse them.
• Anoint the brow and hands before a banishing ritual to start the work clean.

A Simple Working

• Open the windows of your home.
• Anoint the bristles of a broom with a few drops of the oil.
• Sweep each room from the back of the house toward the front door.
• Sweep the dust out the door.
• Light a white candle anointed with the oil.
• Let it burn down as you sit in the cleared space.

Pairs Well With

• Lemongrass, the cleansing herb in hoodoo floor washes.
• A broom, for sweeping.
• A white candle, for a fresh start.
• Selenite, for cleansing.

What You Receive

Clean Sweep oil, in a 4 dram bottle. A fresh perfume oil with scent notes of lemongrass and citrus.

Origin & Lore

Clean Sweep oils come from the hoodoo and folk magick tradition of sweeping and washing a space to clear it of bad luck and negativity. The oil is used for clean slates, fresh starts and taking control of your energy.

Sweeping the old year out the door is one of the oldest bits of household magick in the world.

Lemongrass is the main scent of the hoodoo floor wash known as Chinese Wash, used for generations to scrub away bad luck before drawing in good.

Broom lore is rich and widespread: in many traditions you should never sweep after dark, and a new home should get a new broom rather than one carried over from the old house.