Homemade Natural Deodorizer: No More Nasty Smells
By Carolin
Ready for a fresh smelling home without using toxins on overpriced products. You can make your own room deodorizer and get rid of nasty smells without any toxins. No need to run to the store, you probably have everything you need at home at this very moment.
Check out these great ways to clean your home naturally:
Deodorize
1. Fill a 32-ounce spray bottle with plain tap water. Add about 15 drops of your favorite essential oil in it.
2. Mix 1/2 cup fabric softener, 1/2 cup baking soda, 1 cup warm water in a spritzing bottle.
Quick fixes to get rid of nasty smells
1. Use a small open dish and fill it with baking soda or vinegar with lemon juice.
2. Keep fresh coffee grounds on the counter, or bowls of dried herbs.
3. Simmer water and cinnamon or other spices on stove.
4. Mix water and vodka in a 1:1 ratio and spritz it to freshen synthetic materials.
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What a great resource!
Thank you for the good tips. Another way to fight odour in your home is by using an air purifier with lots of activated carbon. It will capture gases and fumes from paints, heating devices, dirty socks…
Good write up. I was wondering what yours thought are on a Paelo diet??
I definitely think that it is a good thing to eat a lot of food that our hunter/gatherers ancestors did. Lots of fruits, veggies and proteins.
However I don’t really believe in diets that are hard to keep up with. Diets should be easily implemented in your life not rule it.
On top of that I personally would not like to have our mass-produced meats as a large part of my diet.
I love the idea of filling a spritz bottle with some water and scents. I love the smell of a lot of different oils but it’s hard to get them to fill a room with scent without having to burn something or use heat somewhere.
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Vodka? Wouldnt you smell a bit like you had had too much to drink?