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Store your homemade sprays in cool, dry places and shake before each use.
Replace baking soda in odor-absorbing containers every 2–3 weeks.
Refresh simmer pot water every few hours if used throughout the day.
Variations:
Add dried lavender or rosemary to sachets and tuck them into drawers or closets.
Use essential oil-infused cotton balls hidden behind furniture for subtle fragrance.
Mix vinegar and lemon juice to wipe down counters for a clean and zesty scent.
FAQ:
Q: How often should I use baking soda to freshen carpets or furniture?
A: Once every two weeks is usually enough unless you have pets or high foot traffic.
Q: Are essential oils safe for pets?
A: Some oils (like tea tree and eucalyptus) can be harmful to pets. Use pet-safe alternatives and keep them out of reach.
Q: Can I leave simmer pots unattended?
A: No, always monitor simmer pots and refill water as needed to prevent burning.
Q: Do air purifiers help with bad smells?
A: Yes, especially HEPA purifiers with activated carbon filters. They remove airborne odors and allergens effectively.
Q: What’s the best way to deal with pet odors?
A: Regular grooming, washing pet bedding, and using baking soda on furniture or rugs can help manage pet smells.
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