How to Make DIY Room Spray With Essential Oils

3 Materials
$3
5 Minutes
Easy

It only requires two natural ingredients to make a clean, bright and amazing smelling DIY room spray that deodorizes and freshens any space in your home!

If you’re on a natural living journey too, it doesn’t take long to realize that this is a long game. It takes time to switch the products you use in your home to more natural alternatives. When I first started, I aimed to replace “easy” items in my home. As soon as I ran out of something, I looked to see if there was a way I could make it or replace it with something more natural. Examples of those easy items are things like air fresheners, candles, cleaners, body wash and things like this room spray.

I love being able to make my own homemade natural products because you can choose the ingredients you use, control the scents and they’re almost always more cost effective. This DIY room spray hits all those points. It’s inexpensive to make and it’s made with natural ingredients, which are much better for your health than any conventional product. It also smells amazing and is great to use in any room in the house. Try it in the bathroom, spray it on sheets as a linen spray, use it to remove nasty orders from the garbage and more. Let me show you how easy it is to make!


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REASONS TO MAKE DIY ROOM SPRAY

  • If you’re seeking to remove synthetic fragrance from your home, this is an easy item to replace.
  • You’ll know the exact ingredients in this room spray.
  • You’re able to easily customize the scent according to your liking.
  • Making a DIY room spray with essential oils is easy and inexpensive.


BEST ESSENTIAL OILS TO USE

You can use any essential oil or oils you prefer in this DIY room spray. I personally love fresh scents like citrus and lavender, but cinnamon orange or pine scents are great around the holidays! Here are a few blends you may like!


SPRING ESSENTIAL OIL BLEND

15 drops lemon

15 drops orange

10 drops peppermint


CITRUS ESSENTIAL OIL BLEND

15 drops lemon

10 drops orange

10 drops bergamot


HOLIDAY ESSENTIAL OIL BLEND

10 drops orange

10 drops peppermint

5 drops cinnamon

5 drops clove


MASCULINE ESSENTIAL OIL BLEND

15 drops cedarwood

10 drops sandalwood

10 drops lemongrass


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HOW TO MAKE DIY ROOM SPRAY

TOOLS YOU MAY NEED

  • 2 oz amber spray bottle


INGREDIENTS

  • 30-40 drops essential oils
  • Witch hazel or unflavored vodka


DIRECTIONS FOR MAKING DIY ROOM SPRAY

Start by adding 30 to 40 drops of your favorite essential oil(s) to a 2oz amber spray bottle.

Fill the bottle the rest of the way with witch hazel or unflavored vodka.

Add the spray nozzle, shake and it’s ready to use!

NOTES

  • This room spray works best in small areas like the bathroom, around the garbage, around your dog’s kennel, on linens and upholstery, in your car.
  • The shelf-life of this room spray is well over a year or to the expiration date of the witch hazel or unflavored vodka you use.
  • Store in a cool dark place.
  • Depending on the essential oils you use, it could stain linens, so be cognizant of that when using this.


CHECK OUT MORE OF MY NATURAL DIY’S

Looking for more natural DIY recipes like this DIY room spray with essential oils? Check these out:


  • Homemade Laundry Scent Booster
  • How to Switch to an All Natural Laundry Routine
  • How to Make a Homemade Air Freshener
  • Natural All-Purpose Cleaning Spray


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