Bad smells in the toilets:no thanks!
Here I show you how to make a natural toilet deodorizer yourself.
...and have toilets that always smell good!
What I love about this deodorant is that it lasts a long time. But above all that it contains no chemicals to breathe.
To make this homemade deodorant, nothing could be easier. It contains only a few easy-to-find natural ingredients.
I admit that since I use it, I can't do without it. And I would never go back with commercial sprays like Glade.
This recipe is really easy to make. Here is how to make your DIY air freshener to permanently scent your WC . Watch:
- 10 drops of rosemary essential oil
- 10 drops of lavender essential oil
- 5 drops of peppermint essential oil
- 2 tablespoons of unscented rubbing alcohol
- 70 ml of white vinegar
- 100ml of water
- 300 ml misting spray bottle
1. Pour household alcohol into the spray bottle.
2. Add the essential oils.
3. Add white vinegar and water.
4. Mix well by shaking.
5. Spray 2 or 3 pschitts in the air.
6. And also 2 or 3 pschitts in the bowl and let dry.
And There you go ! Thanks to my homemade spray, my toilet always smells good :-)
Easy, fast and efficient, right?
I told you that it was super easy to make a 100% natural deodorant for the toilet!
And with that, no more toilets that don't smell like roses.
Just shake the bottle before each use and spray once or twice in the air or in the bowl.
The fragrance diffused is fresh and long-lasting, but it does not attack the nose. Why?
Because there are no chemicals or synthetic fragrances in it.
It's totally eco-friendly.
And it is not irritating to the respiratory tract of children or animals.
This deodorizing spray can be kept for several months at room temperature.
Essential oils are natural and smell very good. They perfume the room in a fraction of a second.
They neutralize bad smells, especially with the help of white vinegar.
Thanks to rubbing alcohol and white vinegar, they mix and spread easily.
It is also what allows the perfume to be long-lasting.
You can replace rosemary essential oils with eucalyptus, thyme or Scots pine.
Household alcohol can be replaced by perfumer's alcohol:a neutral base that helps dissolve essential oils better.
Don't want to use essential oils? No problem.
Macerate the thyme, rosemary, mint and lavender flowers in a jar of household (or perfumer's) alcohol.
Filter, decant in the spray... and pschitt!
