Homemade Air Freshener
I was always uncomfortable using the bathroom fresheners knowing that they are chemical. I take a laundry spray bottle, fill it with water and about 20 drops of essential oil which I buy in the health food store (lavender smells good and has antiseptic quality). Shake before using.
By Ema from Brooklyn, NY
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05/27/2010
You can also add a capful of alcohol and it will do the same thing. It will also make the spray dry a little faster when it hits the air.
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05/26/2010
Ema, add a capful of vodka to this recipe as it acts as a preservative or else you will be spraying scented stale water.
Monique :)
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(Archived May 25, 2010)Bathroom Air Freshener
Tip: Bathroom Air Freshener
Pour a small amount of fabric softener into a spray bottle and finish filling it with water. Place in the bathroom to use as an air freshener. Works great for only pennies.
By Tina from Athens, TX
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RE: Bathroom Air Freshener
This is also the recipe for homemade frebreeze. (07/21/2006)
By PICO
RE: Bathroom Air Freshener
I bet this would work with static cling too, just a few items always seem to have a little cling left in them after drying. Probably a light spritz would help remove the cling.
I have a cousin who lives in Athens. I grew up in Palestine AND my name is Tina. Cool huh? (07/23/2006)
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