Keep your house smelling fresh with DIY Febreeze you can make easily at home. No need to spend tons of money at the store when you can make it at home. Not only does it work great but it is so simple to make.
DIY Febreeze
Do you love febreze? We sure do and I love being able to make my own febreze at home.
For just pennies on the dollar, you can make this diy fabric spray that smells amazing. Once you see how simple this is, you will never buy store bought again.
We recently learned how to make DIY Room Spray, so I thought I would give DIY Febreeze a try!
Can I make my own Febreze?
Yes! We always make our own and never buy from the store anymore.
If you can mix a few simple ingredients, you can make febreze!
How do you make natural Febreze?
Essential oils are a great way to naturally make febreze. Combine with a few other easy ingredients and you are set!
How do you make fabric spray with essential oils?
Essential oils are a great way to naturally make a fabric spray such as diy febreze fabric freshener.
Some of our favorites include:
Let’s get started making homemade febreze fabric spray!
What all do you need to make DIY Febreze?
- Glass Spray Bottles – These are 16 oz. (I also really like these bottles because they come with the chalk labels so you can keep up with what you put in each bottle.)
- Lemon Essential Oil
- Peppermint Essential Oil
- ½ Cup Witch Hazel or Vodka (brand doesn’t matter so get the cheap kind!)
- Distilled Water
How to make DIY Febreeze Natural Spray?
- Put ½ cup of witch hazel in the spray bottle. You may need to use a small funnel so it does not spill. (The witch hazel helps the oil mix into the water but you can use any type of Vodka as well.)
- Put 20 drops each of the lemon and peppermint essential oils into the glass bottle since this is a larger bottle.
- Fill the rest of the bottle up with the distilled water.
- Shake to mix thoroughly before spraying.
It is that easy to make diy febreze without baking soda!
We love having something all natural to use in our home that is so easy to make. Plus, it really smells so good.
We use this on our dog beds and it keeps our house smelling fresh and clean.
You don’t have to worry about unwanted chemicals or a long list of ingredients you can’t pronounce. This really is so easy to make and works great.
I originally set out to to learn how to make febreze with liquid fabric softener but went this route instead and really love the essential oils. You can also make homemade febreze with dryer sheets if you want to try something new.
Other oil combination options to use for DIY Febreeze:
- Peppermint and Orange
- Lavender and Lemon
- Lemon, Orange and Tangerine (Citrus Blend)
- Tea Tree
- Purification
- Thieves
We love to make several bottles to have various scents on hand to use.
How to use DIY Febreeze?
Simply spray to freshen your furniture or pillows.
This diy febreze for furniture smells amazing!
Your house will smell so wonderful after using this all natural spray.
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From sports equipment and who knows what else, a car with kiddos definitely could use some DIY febreeze!
We love DIY ideas for our home!
It feels so good to have these products on hand to use at home with your family. You will love making your own natural products and not worrying about lots of chemicals in your home.
I feel much better knowing what I am bringing into my home and can actually pronounce the ingredients. Our budget is better because of all these DIY products we are making and everything works so well.
Save a ton from running to the store each time you need a new product. Just whip up your own recipe and see how well it works.
Not only does it save money but it does away with all those yucky chemicals found in store bought air fresheners.
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Plus, you will save money. Yeah!
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Is this safe around pets? I read that you shouldn’t use peppermint around dogs. It messes with their noses and can cause breathing problems. I would love to make this but am concerned about my fur babies.
Lahoma
I haven’t had any issues with my dogs and I have 3 currently. I do not apply them directly on my dogs and I always dilute the oils before using. You might want to check with your vet to be sure. Thank you!
Can it be a plastic spray bottle?
I don’t recommend plastic bottles when using essential oils as the plastic will absorb the oil and you will no longer have it in your mixture. Glass bottles work best with this DIY Febreze. Thanks!