Natural Odor Eliminator Spray

3 Materials
$2
3 Minutes
Easy

Trying to mask odors in your home and on your furniture? The good news is you can DIY this all natural odor eliminator to save money and customize your own fragrance.

You just need a few ingredients! Baking soda, essential oils and water to fill a spray bottle.

Add 1 tbsp. baking soda to a bowl. Add essential oils to the baking soda.


You can choose just one essential oil, or a combination of oils for a pleasing scent ( see our blog post for inspiration and ideas).


Use 5-25 drops of the oil, depending on how many different oils you are choosing.

Blend in the essential oils into the baking soda with a fork.

Add 1 cup of distilled water to the baking soda mixture.

Pour the mixture into the spray bottle using a funnel. Add up to 1 cup more of distilled water into the bottle depending on size of the bottle and how much spray you would like to make.

Spray this natural spray where odors linger, including the bathroom, trash can, laundry room, etc. To be safe, always do a patch test before spraying on upholstery or fabric items.


Be sure to check out my other DIY green cleaning recipes, too.

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  • Pineapple Pineapple on May 29, 2020

    Don’t use essential oils if you have pets!!!!

  • Scarlett Carver Scarlett Carver on May 29, 2020

    I wish essential oils killed snakes!!

    • Jill Carpenter Jill Carpenter on Jun 01, 2020

      Depending on the kind of snake they are good to have for slugs,mice etc but I get you! While I am not afraid of them,their sharp, fast movements always make me squeal!

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