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[SAB]

I hate chemical airfreshners, especially those plug in ones - and they hate me too, causing asthma symptoms. I love the smell of herbal teas, but have never found one I like drinking. In my attempts to find one I like I have accumulated lots of herbal teabags that were past their "use by" date. It seemed a shame to chuck them out, and I love the way they smell, so........I solved my problem of finding a "airways friendly" air freshner...I just pop a tea-bag in a little glass candle holder, with some boiling water to release the sent, and sit it on the window sill - fantastic fresh smells, with none of the chemicals!

[Couperwife]

hey, what a fab idea

 

I always buy these and I only like licorice tea , so i bin the rest

 

I shall try this

 

cathy

x

[layla3]

I use cloves boiled in a pan-very nice

[Lesley]

Plug-ins give me terrible headaches - and I don't like most herbal tea smells either

 

I use cloves with a few drops of a natural spicy oil, such as cloves, mandarin or cinnamon, as a pot pourri.

 

I can also cope with Lush or home-made bath bombs (in a bathroom without a bath ) and Yankee Candles, usually unlit.

[Blackrocksrock]

I use an aromastone its a plug in hot stone which you can put oils on and it releases the scents - its fab and my favourite oil to put in it is cloves, orange and cinnamon - it smells like christmas.

 

I Also like these sachets and mu favourite is the red apples one and I sit it on the top of the radiators and it releases lovely scents.

[Mrs Frugal]

I can't bear any of the chemical air fresheners as they all give me headaches. For nasty niffs, I put out a bowl of bicarbonate of soda and within a short time, the smell has gone. I keep an open pot of bicarb in the fridge too to get rid of smells in there. For a nice fragrance though, I love orange, cinnamon and clove oils in a burner.

[Helly Welly]

We use incense sticks all over the house, very relaxing.