To make an inexpensive air freshener cut an orange in half, remove the pulp and fill the peel with salt. Fragrant, economical, simple, helps to tame house-i-tosis —it works for me.
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16 comments:
Great tip and great link to "it works for me".
That's a great tip! I'll have to try it soon.
Love it Jane. I am going to try it with grapefruit as I have that on hand and LOVE the smell of it. I never would have thought to do it.
I have never heard of such a thing. I'll have to try it!
Jane, you are a marvel. Truly a marvel. I will miss you this Friday night - have tons of fun!
I will have to try it. It sounds great!!!
I love tips like this, I'm definitely going to try it.
That is the coolest thing I have seen. I am off to try it right now!
Great tip! Thanks for posting it!
Really? That simple? Why don't more people do this? I'm going to get an orange!!
this sounds cool. i've been simmering orange rinds with cloves in water on the stove, and it works great too.
I will try it. My kids would love to have an orange anyway right now. And my house has a SERIOUS house-i-tosis problem- at least it seems that way to my nose.
I've heard of grinding orange peels in the disposal but not this. Great tip!
Yea, a recipe where I can actually find the ingredients and know what they are here. Thanks for sharing.
I love to do that to clean my butcher block. When I'm done, I put it in my garbage disposal. Nothing smells as good as lemon!
I will try it. Oranges are on sale right now. I will eat them of course but I will save one as an airfreshner.
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