To get rid of odors rather than "cover" them up, you can use charcoal bbq briquettes or purchase activated charcoal and place in various areas of your home. The briquettes can be placed in open bowls in corners or behind furniture, etc. They absorb odors quite well, especially in a closed area.
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Hi Nadine,
What are your household odors? Cooking, musty, mildew, pet...? Please get baack to us on the source, that is where you have to look.
Nadine...l love candles!
Find the source of the odors. There could be a moisture problem that will cause odors.
To get rid of odors rather than "cover" them up, you can use charcoal bbq briquettes or purchase activated charcoal and place in various areas of your home. The briquettes can be placed in open bowls in corners or behind furniture, etc. They absorb odors quite well, especially in a closed area.
I like 2 fans, one in the window blowing fresh air in, and one blowing stale air out. I like Frebreeze Air Effects.