Aromatique The Smell of Spring Decorative Fragrance 6 oz Potpourri Bag for Home Décor and Gift

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This recipe recommends adding no more than 5 drops per scent, because you don’t want to give yourself a headache! A stovetop potpourri is a mix of edible ingredients (normally fruit, spices, and herbs) that you can keep simmering away on your stove for hours. You just need to simply replenish the water as it cooks down. It’s a natural homemade scent that will make your apartment smell absolutely amazing. It’s a much cheaper alternative to scented candles, and it’s a 100% natural air freshener. And you will probably have most of the ingredients at home or in your garden. Put on this uplifting simmer pot recipe of citrus slices, rosemary and any other herbs you want to add, as well as essential oils, and you’ll be in the mood for spring cleaning in no time. Include this stovetop potpourri recipe to your spring cleaning to make your home smell fresh and clean (even if it isn’t… our secret!). If you like florals, consider throwing in a few rose petals or flowers from the yard that look like they’re on their last limb.

This simple DIY project will make your entire home smell so fresh. It will last throughout the day, even after you have stopped using the simmering pot. When you finish I would let the pot boil down until there is about an inch of water left and then turn it off. Your work is now complete. If the air in your home is quite dry, simmering pots will also help you to add moisture to the air. This post actually offers three fresh variations to help you embrace spring: lemon and rosemary, lime, mint, ginger, and thyme, and lemon, cinnamon, mint, and thyme. While potpourri can add a pleasant fragrance to your home, it is advisable to avoid dried plants or flowers in potpourri. These can symbolize decay and death, which may not create the desired atmosphere. Instead, consider keeping fresh flowers or potted plants to promote vitality and liveliness in your home. 6. How do you make dry potpourri smell stronger? Gather a handful of fragrant spring flowers for this brightly colored and sweet-smelling simmer pot! This recipe uses rose petals, chamomile flowers, and dried lavender, but you can use just about any fresh or dried flowers you have on hand.

This unique and visually stunning simmer pot uses ingredients such as grapefruit, clementines, lemon, mint leaves, and rose petals to fill your home with an aroma that will remind you of the warmer months. This potpourri recipe is ideal if you need a dose of a sweet and citrus scent. You’ll need rose petals, rosemary, lavender, lemon slices, orange slices and essential oil for this one. Closing Thoughts

You can also save your orange peels, lemon and lime peels, and apple and pear skins, as they make excellent additions! In terms of quality, you won’t be trading anything compared to store-bought potpourri, scented candles, and other types of air fresheners. Put mint extract and dried cilantro into your simmering pot. It makes one of those scents you can’t stop inhaling because it’s wonderful and fascinating. 5. Chai Tea Potpourri You can use the same pot and ingredients for a couple of days, if desired. Dispose of the ingredients in your compost pile. When selecting a potpourri, the first thing you have to consider is what fragrance you like. Potpourris are available in a variety of scents categorized as floral, fresh, woody, and oriental. Since most potpourris only fall into one category, it’s easier to choose according to your taste.

4. Orange And Cinnamon Slow Cooker Potpourri

So far, we hadn’t included that many dried potpourri recipes but here’s an amazing way to recycle flower bouquets while you’re at it. Be warned though: this simmering pot recipe smells so good, you’ll want to cook it all-year-long! Why not dry the ingredients and place them in jars for whenever the fancy strikes? Then, you’ll never be without your favorite scents. Of course feel free to change this process up so that it suits your own needs and magical practice. Spring Simmer Pot Recipes Lemon Cookie – cleansing, prosperity, success, and joy

Use whatever is in your kitchen. You don’t have to have fancy ingredients to make simmer pots. Use the fruit and herbs you have in your house or yard to make a wonderful scent. Any kind of citrus peels mixed with rosemary, mint, or thyme are quite common combinations.

1. Clean Lavender Potpourri

Those are usually full of artificial perfume and other chemicals so making a simmer pot is the better option for your health as well, not just your budget! Don’t Disturb this Groove is getting into the cleaning groove by putting on some fun music and simmering a blend of fresh lavender and other spices. Who said spring cleaning couldn’t have its perks? 9. Summer Pine Simmer Pot Scents like lavender, lemon, rosemary, and vanilla can bring that wonderful spring feeling right into our homes. And who wouldn’t want that? Simmer pots are the perfect solutionto have these glorious seasonal scents wafting throughout your home in minutes. Bitz N Giggles makes this yummy smelling recipe at the end of summer for a great transition to fall. I think this one will make your mouth water! When you’re done simmering, you could strain this into a cup, add some milk, and enjoy a chai tea latte. 6. Parsley, Sage, Rosemary and Thyme