How is the Pine-Sol pregnancy test done?



Today, we have a number of pregnancy testing kits available in the market. However, there are some people prefer to try home-made pregnancy tests and the Pine Sol test tops the chart of such tests.

If you also want to try it out, then stay here for a few seconds because you will get to know all the vital facts of Pine Sol Pregnancy test including how it can be performed.

Just like any other medical tests, it is also simple to perform, you only need two things to get the test done: your early morning urine sample and Pine-Sol. It is said that the color of Pine Sol changes when urine drops of a pregnant woman are added to it.

It may turn to bluish-green or blue from its original light brown color; also it will get bubbles or foam. If the woman is not pregnant then the color shall remain unchanged. However, it is not recommended to rely on the results of Pine Sol solely.

Here is how a Pine Sol pregnancy test can be done at home:

As you read above, it is very easy to do the test. Just make sure not to do it in a close or congested room. The Pine test evolves fumes, which can be harmful to inhale. Now, let’s move to the process:

1. Collect the sample of your first urine in the morning. The reason why you must use the first urine is that it has a higher concentration of HCG hormone, which can provide accurate results. This step is the same for any other pregnancy test, be it a homemade one or a medically tested one.

2. Now, pour some Pine Sol in another container and mix the urine sample with it.

3. Wait for a while and let the reaction take place.

4. Observe whether the color of Pine-Sol (gold or light brown) has changed or not. If it has changed, then the pregnancy test result is positive and if it is the same as it was earlier, then it is negative.

Is it the best option to test pregnancy?

A pine-sol pregnancy test is still not medically acclaimed; neither has it had any scientific backup. So, it may or may not give you true results. For more about pregnancy articles.

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