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Category: Floor Washes

Floor washes are used to remove negativity from the home or business or to bring good fortune, increase the number of customers, or attract love. Florida Water is commonly used as a floor wash. A ritual floor washing typically starts at the back of the premises and ends at the front doorstep. The top floor is washed from the ceiling to the floor, and this is repeated on each floor. Extra time is spent scrubbing the doorway. For best results, the floors, corners of the rooms, closets, doorsteps, walls, fabrics, and furniture are washed. The left over water is thrown out of the front door in the direction of the east, if possible. In the old days in New Orleans, urine, and especially the urine of a child, was frequently used as an ingredient in a floor wash, as was red brick dust.

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  • Home
  • Articles
    • What is Hoodoo-Conjure-Rootwork?
    • Aunt Caroline Dye: The Gypsy in St. Louis Blues
    • Conjuring & Conjure Doctors in the Southern United States
    • Some Hoodoo Lore from Baltimore
    • Voudouism among the Memphis Negroes
  • Conjure Doctors
    • Aunt Caroline Dye
    • Black Herman
    • Chicken Man
    • Dr. Jim Jordan
    • Dr. John Montanee
    • Granny Marr
    • Gullah Jack
    • Nelson Reyhmeyer
    • Patsy Moses, A Texas Conjure Woman
  • Practices
    • Books and Digital Downloads
    • Conjure Doctor Cures
    • Charm-Making
    • Cleansings
    • Crossing and Uncrossing
    • Divination
    • Doll Babies
    • Floor Washes
    • Household Receipts
    • Mojo Bags, Tobies & Nature Sacks
    • Money and Prosperity
  • Plantation Recipes
  • Resources
    • American Rootwork Association
    • Conjure Club
    • Crossroads University