Place fresh herbs like mint, rosemary, or lavender in a small jar.
Add a few slices of lemon or orange.
Fill a jar with water and place it inside—the herbs will gradually release their natural fragrance.
Herb and Cinnamon Scented Sachet
Fill a linen bag with dried herbs, cinnamon, cloves, and other spices.
Hang it in closets or other places where you want to smell pleasant.
Serving and Storage Instructions:
Spray: Use as needed, daily or every few days. Be sure to shake the bottle before each use.
Herbal Air Freshener: Store in a jar in a cool place to keep the herbs smelling fresher for longer. Change the water every few days to prevent the scent from fading.
Scented Bags: Use these to place in wardrobes, dressers, the car, or in drawers. Depending on the intensity of the scent, replace the bags every few weeks.
Variations:
Vanilla and Cinnamon version – for a warm, pleasant scent, perfect for winter evenings.
Citrus Air Freshener – a combination of lemon, orange, and mint oils for a refreshing effect during the summer months.
Lavender version – if you prefer a calmer, more relaxing scent, perfect for the bedroom.
FAQ:
Are natural air fresheners safe for pets?
Yes, most natural air fresheners are safe, but it’s important to remember not to use too many essential oils in areas where pets spend a lot of time.
How long does the scent last after using the spray?
Depending on the intensity of the fragrance and the ventilation of the room, the scent can last from a few hours to several days.
Can I use these air fresheners in the car?
Yes, they can also be used successfully in the car, especially in the form of small scented sachets or an essential oil air freshener in a bottle.
Can I substitute another ingredient for the vinegar?
Vinegar can be replaced with water and lemon juice, which also has cleaning and odor-neutralizing properties.
