I love the crisp smell of fresh, right out of the dryer, sheets. Unfortunately, that special smell is like Cinderella and usually only lasts one night.
That's why I like spritzing a little bit of linen spray on the bed on special evenings. I like to look at it as a little indulgence for myself, even though it doesn't really cost anything. Why doesn't it? Because I make my own.
What you will need:
- 1 medium-sized spray bottle (make sure it can hold at least three cups of fluid)
- 1 1/2 cups of water
- 2 ounces of rubbing alcohol
- 70 drops of an essential oil (lavendar is my favorite)
Mix the 1 1/2 cups of water with the 2 oz. of rubbing alcohol inside the spray bottle. Stir the mixture a few times with the spoon or stir stick.
Next add your essential oils. Ones that contain astringent properties will keep your clothes and linens smelling fresher longer.
After adding the drops of essential oil, mix the blend with the spoon or stir stick. Replace the head on the spray bottle, shake the bottle and you are ready to go.
**For an even cheaper option, instead of using oils, take fresh flowers or herbs of your choice and soak them in the water first for about ten minutes, then strain the plant matter out and use the water in the recipe as you would normally.
What's your favorite scent? Do you like using sprays to keep your clothing and linens smelling fresh?
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Comments (3)
This is pretty cool and simple to make. I am going to try it!
Hey I really LIKE that idea! I've read things like this before but it seemed like the ingredients were things not readily available to me where I live. This, I can do.
I am a scent fanatic and LOVE for my house to smell good enough to eat, almost. LOL. I have been fretting for some time over the cost involved in keeping the whole house smelling good all the time though, as alot of the items just don't LAST long enough and it gets too expensive.
I use vinegar to deodorize and clean. I love the idea of a safe linen spray too. Thanks.