Some spiritual waters, like Rose Water, Willow Water, and Orange Water, are simply derived from a single ingredient. Others are traditional formulas containing a number of ingredients that are used to bring about a definite condition. Perhaps the two most famous of these formulas are War Water and Peace Water.
One of the most common uses for these preparations is as a floor and wall wash during the spiritual cleansing of a physical property. Some people use magical floor washes on a daily or weekly basis, accompanying their use with the while recital of appropriate Psalms. Floor washes are believed to be especially effective because of the role that foot track magic has in hoodoo. When used to lightly dampen clean swept rugs, they can dramatically change the vibration in a home or place of business. Many of these washes are prepared to clean, purify, and open up a space, but a root doctor may prescribe floor washes for the fulfillment of specific desires, like bringing money into a retail shop. Specialized herbal or mineral waters, as well as holy water from a church or water from a sacred spring, may be used to clean a home or a client, can be placed on an altar as offerings to ancestors, spirits, and spiritual allies.
Some waters and washes are also used as ingredients in spell work, to dress mojo bags and other objects, and to sprinkle over objects on the altar. Rootworkers who do hands-on cleaning of either people or physical places will often incorporate a water or wash into their work. Spiritual waters and washes are available commercially, but some rootworkers also make their own for clients. As with all preparations, your worker should include instructions on how and when you are to use the wash.
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