When changing aromatherapy scents, moving or cleaning aromatherapy containers, the residual scent is difficult to remove, and may even mix with the new scent, affecting the experience. Industry experts share 3 practical tricks to quickly remove residual aromatherapy scent.

Trick 1: Vinegar wiping method. For containers such as aromatherapy diffusers and reed diffuser bottles, mix vinegar and water in a 1:1 ratio, soak a paper towel and wipe the inner wall of the container. Vinegar can effectively decompose essential oil residues and remove odors; rinse with clean water after wiping and dry.

Trick 2: Activated carbon adsorption method. If there is residual aromatherapy scent in the room, place several packs of activated carbon. Activated carbon has strong adsorption capacity and can quickly adsorb scent molecules in the air; replace the activated carbon every 2-3 days, and the residual scent can be completely removed in about a week.

Trick 3: Baking soda cleaning method. For aromatherapy candle containers, pour a small amount of baking soda, add warm water and stir well, soak for 10 minutes and scrub with a brush. Baking soda can remove wax stains and scent residues; for residual scents on fabric furniture (such as sofas, curtains), sprinkle baking soda on the surface, let it stand for 30 minutes and then vacuum it up, which can effectively remove odors. Experts remind that gloves should be worn during cleaning to avoid skin irritation from vinegar and baking soda.

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