It's a classic combination of cinnamon andVanilla.The resulting scent is warm, welcoming, and reminiscent of cookies.It is recommended by many real estate agents that homeowners put a pot of vanilla and cinnamon on the stove before showing their house to potential buyers.They don't always say how to create a cinnamon room scent.There are many simple and easy ways to make one.
Step 1: Bring the small saucepan to a boil by filling it three-fourths of the way with water.
As long as the stove is on, the room scent works.If you want to make your house look better before guests come, it's a great option.The bigger the saucepan, the better.This way, your scent will be more concentrated.
Step 2: Add the cinnamon and extract.
If you are using a larger saucepan, you may want to double or even triple the amount of cinnamon.Adding 6 cloves adds another layer of scent.
Step 3: Allow to boil for a short time, then turn the heat down and let it cook.
The simmering will keep the mixture hot and fragrant, while the boiling allows the spices to release their scent.If the mixture gets cold, it will lose its scent.
Step 4: Add more water to the saucepan every 30 minutes.
Keep an eye out for the pot.If the water does not stay in the pot, it will burn.You don't need to add more herbs to the saucepan.
Step 5: The fragrance could be put on display.
You can make it look better by putting it in another container.If you want to try it, put the mixture in a mason jar and keep it on top of a candle warmer.The mixture can be put into a fondue pot or a tea pot warmer.Enjoy the scent of the candle beneath the bowl.If you don't want to use your stove, keep the mixture in a slow-cooker.The heat should be set to low when the lid is off.
Step 6: Store the room scent in a jar for as long as you want.
You can reuse it more than once.You will have to make a new scent after that because it will be too weak.
Step 7: Baking soda can be poured into a spray bottle using a funnel.
If you don't have a funnel, you can make one by rolling a sheet of paper into a cone.Baking soda has deodorizing properties.If you can, use a glass bottle.Some types of plastic can be degraded by essential oils.
Step 8: The essential oils should be added.
If you want to use more or less of one of the essential oils, you can either use equal parts or not at all.If you like the scent of vanilla, you could do 7 drops of essential oil and 5drops of cinnamon.You need 12 drops of oil.
Step 9: Shake the bottle to mix.
The essential oils will be distributed through the baking soda.Continue shaking until you see no clumps in the baking soda.
Step 10: The bottle should be opened and filled with water the rest of the way.
Try to use something other than water.The spray can be affected by the amount of mineral and chemicals in the water.
Step 11: Shake the bottle and spray your room or upholstery.
You will need to shake the bottle each time you use it because the baking soda and oils may separate over time.
Step 12: The water should be poured into a bottle.
If you can, try to use distilled water, as tap water has too many chemicals and minerals in it, which can affect the outcome of your Diffuser.To get the water into the bottle, use a funnel.If you can't afford a perfume bottle, any small bottle with a short, narrow neck will suffice.It's a good idea to make the bottle glass as essential oils tend to degrade plastic.
Step 13: It's a good idea to add about 3 ounces of vodka.
witch hazel or rubbing alcohol can be used if you can't find any vodka.
Step 14: The essential oils should be added.
You can use equal parts, or you can play around with different proportions.You could do 7 and 5 drops of cinnamon and vanilla essential oil.You need 12 drops of oil.
Step 15: Shake it to mix and close the bottle.
Plug the bottle up with a cork.If the bottle had a screw-on cap, use it.Shake it quickly to combine the ingredients, then open it again.
Step 16: Take some reeds or bamboo skewers and put them in a bottle.
You won't notice any smell right away.You still have one more step to take.You are just soaking the reeds.
Step 17: The soaked ends should stick out of the bottle if the reeds are reversed.
Take the reeds out of the bottle.Place the bottle on the table with the dry ends in it.You will eventually get a soft scent in your room.The reeds should be reversed once a week.