When there are odors at home, aromatherapy is a healthy and environmentally friendly choice for deodorization. Aroma experts share 3 practical tips to refresh the home environment.

Tip 1: Bathroom deodorization. Bathrooms are humid and prone to odors. Place lemon-scented reed diffusers. Lemon aroma can neutralize damp odors. Match with eucalyptus essential oil for bactericidal effect. Replace the rattan once a week to maintain the effect.

Tip 2: Kitchen deodorization. Cooking fumes are difficult to remove. Place mint scented candles. The cool aroma of mint can cover cooking fumes. Light it for 30 minutes after cooking to quickly dispel odors; you can also add 2 drops of lemon essential oil to the aroma diffuser for a wider fragrance diffusion range.

Tip 3: Wardrobe deodorization. Wardrobes are prone to mold and sweat odors.

Place aroma bags, choose lavender and cedarwood fragrances. Lavender can prevent insects and moths, and cedarwood can absorb odors. Replace the aroma bags every 1-2 months to make clothes have a natural fragrance. Using aromatherapy for deodorization has no chemical additives, which is healthy and reassuring.

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