7 Natural Ways to Eliminate Odors and Make Your Home Smell Amazing

Pasteurization

The process of pasteurization was first developed by Louis Pasteur in the 1860s as a method for preventing the spoilage of beer and wine. Today, pasteurization is most commonly used to kill heat-sensitive pathogens in milk and other food products (e.g., apple juice and honey).

What can you do to help clean the air?

• Maintain your vehicle by changing oil regularly (every 5,000 kilometers).
• Keep the engine well-tuned following the owner’s manual.
• Keep tires properly inflated.
• Plan trips and observe proper driving habits.
• Remove unnecessary things from the trunk.

Last but certainly not least, use a natural odor absorber like baking soda to trap any lingering odors in your room. Since odor absorbers are soaking up the air particles that cause bad smells, you will need to replace them often.

1. Lemon Basil Room Spray. Freshen up rooms with the clean scent of lemon and basil.
2. DIY Reed Diffuser. Create a simple DIY version of a reed diffuser using baby oil.
3. Essential Oil Wax Melts.
4. Linen Spray.
5. Carpet Deodorizer.
6. Simmer Pot.
7. Gel Room Scent.

Fabric softener Get that just washed scent throughout your house by adding one capful of softener to two capfuls of water, simmer and enjoy. Dilute with another capful or two of water in a spray bottle for a fresh room spray, or place inside a wax warmer to spread the aroma around.

2. Fabric Softener. Use one capful of softener and add it to a pot of boiling water. Simmer this over the stove, and the scent of the fabric softener will waft around your house.

Wash your bed sheets on a weekly basis with a Gain liquid or powder detergent. Add Gain Dryer Sheets to your AC filter to spread the fresh scent throughout your home.

Fabuloso is an all-purpose cleaner known for its fresh scents like lavender, citrus or ocean breeze. Some use it for more than just cleaning their bathroom or kitchen. Jill Michels, managing director of the Palmetto Poison Center, says boiling cleaning products on the stove isn’t a good idea.

Your Favorite Smells Might Be Triggering Your Child’s Asthma. Boiling Fabuloso strengthens the scent yet is not what the product is marketed to be used for. …

Fabuloso is a household cleaning product that is a minor gastrointestinal irritant and unlikely to cause any major morbidity or mortality.

Fabric Softener Fabric softener can be used for more than just laundry. Use one capful of softener and add it to a pot of boiling water. Simmer this over the stove, and the scent of the fabric softener will waft around your house.

Beware of Toxic Laundry Ingredients Some people feel sick when inhaling scents, which can even cause headaches, shortness of breath, flu-like symptoms, and even cancer. Although your laundry products may smell like a field of flowers or morning dew, they may contain volatile organic compounds that turn into gases.

Fabric softeners became popular in the mid-1900’s because dyes, detergents, and dryers were harsh on clothes, making them rough and scratchy. However with better technology, fabrics, and detergents they’re no longer necessary, yet still very commonly used and most people don’t think twice about it.