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DIY Continuous Air Sprays
I am not an aerosol fan. A leftover from my mother’s use of hair spray which always made me feel like I had to hold my breath which means I am not an air freshener spray fan either. As a result, I have been making my own air sprays with water in spray bottles for years. For travel I use the pocket mister bottles.
Lately, I have switched to the Continuous Spray bottles – a real game changer
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Mostly I use Vinegar, Essential or Diffuser Oils and Laundry Softener/Scent Boosters mixed with tap water
Vinegar masks cooking smells – especially fish and onion. Yes, it smells like vinegar for a moment, but the smell dissipates quickly taking the cooking odors with it.
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Continuous Spray Bottle, This months scents- Thymes Frasier Fir and Diva by Glamorous wash
Laundry Softener and Scents Boosters come in lots of varieties and brands and mix well with water. Glamorous Wash sells 4 oz bottles of their scents that have fun names like Diva, High Maintenance and French Market. I am a Diva fan.
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For Essential Oils – there are lots of choices – and you can make your own blends – If you like Thymes Frasier Fir candles you are in luck – their diffuser oil is the best.
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In Spring I use Jasmine, For Summer -Lavender and Lemon , In Fall – Cinnamon and Clove – You get the gist. Endless choices.
You can mix right in the spray bottle – I use 8 oz continuous spray bottles. Fill with tap or distilled water about ¾ full – Add a few drops of oils or half an ounce of softener/scent booster. Shake before each use. Use as little or as much as you like – Some people like to add a tablespoon of alcohol or vodka to make the spray dry faster – but I don’t bother.
Easy and fun. Two of my favorite things:)
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