Other methods of air fresheners include cedar balls, scented satchels, sprays, candles, wax melts, and many other methods, including DIY options.
2 Ingredient Airfreshener Hack
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One way to freshen your home has been going around the internet for a while now. All you need for this simple thing is a spray bottle and a capful of your favorite in-wash scent boosters, such as Downy Unstoppables pebbles, as suggested by Ashton Emmett on Facebook. Fill the rest of the bottle with hot water, mix the solution well, and the makeshift air freshener should last several weeks. Freshening carpets, curtains, couches, and closets. An alternative to using a spray bottle is to use dryer sheets. They can be used to line drawers closets, or even hide in pillowcases, shoes, and under rugs.
Ashton isn’t the only person with this idea, either. If you’re a more visual, you can check out a video by Tina Renea below.
Looking for a More Natural Air Freshener?
For many families, particularly those with pets, children, or an awareness of environmental impacts, choosing Eco-friendly or more natural methods is preferred when using air fresheners. In these cases, there are countless ways to use an all-natural method of air freshener.
Creating natural air fresheners can be fun because not only do you know exactly what’s going into them, but they’re also a bit like mixing potions. Furthermore, the possibilities are essentially endless. The concept is the same as the laundry air freshener, a spray bottle, and water. However, this is where it gets fun; add your favorite essential oils or a combination to help create a sensational and customized air freshener free of harsh chemicals or artificial smells. Add a dash of rubbing alcohol to help the water and oils mix together and also help kill some germs. Next, if desired, adding cloves, sticks of cinnamon, herb leaves, or dried flowers can add another layer of scent and create an adorable aesthetic to accompany the air freshener.
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