How can I make my home smell great?

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Those melting wax holders are great and come 6/8 per package. You can mix them to make a different sent if you cut the wax square to the size you like just make sure it's not larger than it would be if you had used just one. You can change it out once cold place the little holder in freezer f 15 minutes and it should come out you may need to use a knife to help it. I do this and place in baggie because they last so long and I like to change sents.get the plug in you don't have to worry because it has a off on switch. Let it completely dry out before touching or wax well burn you. Be careful around children and pets.

I have bowls of colorful potpourri for over ten years that are still fresh and fragrant in many rooms. I bought the 'good stuff' with large pieces fruits, nuts, etc. at stores like Macy's. Worth the investment.

Use the oil plug ins that go right in the outlet. They work great and last about a month. there are usually coupons and on sale too. I love them and the scents of linen and rain are great smells for the house.

Buy a bread machine - I put a mix in before I go off to work and when I come home - amazing! And the smell lingers for hours - fresh baked bread! Yum!

Buy the frozen cookie tubes and use those, you can cut out just a few and make the house smell nice. Or make home made and freeze them I prefer homemade myself.

Drops of eucalyptus oil in the loo are very effective. Coffee, bread.... No artificial flavourings/aromas for me!

We sometimes boil a pot and leave it simmering for a bit with things like cinnamon, orange peels, and other fragrant scraps that we have around :) Lasts a lot longer than you'd thing!

Oh you are going to love this!

http://www.naturesgardencandles.com/chocolate-chip-cookies-fragrance-oil

You can have that aroma any time that you want in any form that you want!

I got one of these for Christmas and love how it makes my bedroom smell - I usually use lavender oil but recently had a cold and used eucalyptus oil and it helped me sleep! I love it and am going to buy another one for my living room.

can you please share the recipe?

I managed apartments for years. What we did to neutralize odors was to take cotton makeup squares, put aromatic oils on them and place them in the air vents. I also put them in all of my artificial plant arrangements, behind photos frames, literally anywhere you can hide them. It does not have to be expensive essential oil. I have also used the good imitation colognes that I like. Just replace them or refresh them at least once a month.

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Simple... food smells are always welcoming, used for property sales & leasing... The answer is in a can. Yes you can get a real freshly baked smell from a spray can...(& many other likeable smells for those that miss summer, surfs up, fresh rains ect...)

This is of coarse speciality smells in cans & are not home deodorizers.. look around on unusual places/sites to buy unique things..& they are not expensive either.

Best of luck:))

M.Rã

get a coffee cup or small bowl. Put cinnamon, nutmeg, etc. inside, about half teaspoon each. Add water to halfway fill. Microwave just till boiling. Remove and place cup in the room you wish, high enough that children or pets can't reach it.

Yankee Candles has a product line of candles, diffusers, plug-ins, etc. YUMMY.

I put unwrapped bars of soap in each dresser drawer and along back shelf in our closets. It smells really nice for quite a while and the drier the soap the longer it lasts when you move it to the bathroom to use it. . Bonus: you never run out of soap😄

I use Young living essential oils in a diffuser.....different oil for diferent times.. cedarwood is a great one too.. I love the theives and lavendar too

I use wax melts. They smell great and are safer than a candle.