The ikea candles aren't bad either - not a fan of their tealight candles (ikky chemical smell which doesn't go well with the smell of my oils) but they do a candle in a glass - the vanilla one smelt yummo for quite a while & so does the chocolate one
house open as much as possible. partylitle candles and reed diffusers all over the place. clean up each night unless bub in a foul mood and we cant
cooking stinky food we burn a candle in the kitchen until we've cleaned up
we only light the cansdles at night (not safe when house open up with breezes)
have had the same reed diffusers up since this time last year and still going strong
in the walkin robe i have the hanging terracotta (i thiunk) leaves that you put oil on to make it smell nice. fresh cotton smell
hehehehe i am! have to pay for things somehow!
but i don't actively sell - if people want to see, i show - but i don't canvass or anything - i mostly do it so "support my habit" lol
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Lime and Bergamot Oil - two drops of each in a full spray bottle. Spray onto cloth to dampen, wipe over surfaces when dusting.
We inherited the stinkiest of toilets, it's better now, but still not awesome, so I use the Orange Power lime and orange freshener spray. It's sickly if you use too much though.
our kitchen candle atm is an iced snowberries one - so nice and fresh!
i usually have on ortwo smells on the go - atm we have mulberry and french vanilla
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