A nice smelling home is a pleasure to be in! You don’t need to buy expensive (and often over powering) spray air fresheners or scented plug-ins to have your home smell nice. There are ways to naturally fill your home with good smells and I’ve collected some ideas for you! Here are 8 natural ways to make your home smell amazing!
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Many of these ideas use essential oils which are very easy to find.
8 Natural Ways To Make Your Home Smell Amazing
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Fill you home with a lovely smell when you use your fireplace! I love this idea for Aromatic Wax Fire Starters from Hello Natural. Don’t these look good enough to eat?
Bring natural scents into your home with a simmering stove top potpourri from I Heart Naptime. It will make your home smell amazing!
Save money by making your own reed diffusers from Sugar and Cloth. Wait till you see how easy these are to make!
Doesn’t the combination of vanilla and coffee sound yummy (at least if you like coffee)? These DIY French Vanilla Candles from Hello Natural seem super easy to make.
The smell of citrus is always fresh! These DIY Citrus Deodorizing Disks from Bloom-Doula only take 3 ingredients and come in handy in so many areas!
Make some room spray – this one is Sweet Orange, Cinnamon, and Silver Fir Room Spray from Our Little Green Dot – so perfect for this time of year! You can also get a label to download for your bottle.
These DIY Gel Home Air Freshner from Homespun With Love are just beautiful!
Hip2Save has 3 recipes for natural simmering air freshners!
Not only are these ideas environmentally friendly, but they would also make lovely gifts!
What’s your favorite way to get your home smelling amazing?
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Vee says
December 24, 2014 at 8:15 amFabuloso…a cleaner…love the clean, fresh smell.
Today, though, I am going to do the stove top thing with fresh cranberries and citrus.
Merry Christmas, Manuela!
Militza says
December 30, 2014 at 7:33 amHi Manuela,
Thanks so much for sharing my room spray article. I totally agree that there’s no need to buy expensive, artificial air fresheners 🙂 I’m so happy you liked my DIY.
Happy New Year!
Militza from Little Green Dot
Becca @ The Earthlings Handbook says
December 31, 2014 at 1:20 pmThese are such good ideas! Much better than chemical air fresheners that can trigger migraines. I like to spray my essential oil spray on the heat vents so that it diffuses when the heat comes on.
Patricia says
September 5, 2015 at 10:26 amone thing i do, i get candles only in jars with lids. when i need to put them out, i just pop the lid on while still lit. that lil black poof of smoke is the sent leaving , so i trap it in and my candle stays smelling way it started thru til its all gone. i resave the jars after cleaning, i fill them will candys.