Looking for a good room spray recipe? Then, you've come to the right place. In addition to our original “Prim Room Spray” recipe, I've added some other room spray recipes to give you more choices, depending on what type of spray you desire.
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I prefer a room spray that's fresh and light. Unfortunately, many store-bought room sprays overwhelming and heavily scented. Plus they contain ingredients that aren't beneficial to one's health. Making your own with a room spray recipe lets you make your personalized fragrances. I was curious how different people make their own aromatic sprays and found some really nice ideas to share with you, along with our original recipe for country primitive home fragrance spray. You can use these are part of your cleaning routine to keep your home smelling fresh.
Room Spray Recipe Roundup:
Prim Room Spray:
2 teaspoons of scented oil (for candle and bath products or essential oils)
Linen base (also called air freshener) Here are a couple stores: Bulk Apothecary, Wellington Fragrance Company
8 oz. amber or colored bottle
Pump sprayer
Use an old funnel and add the scented oil in to your bottle; now add the air freshener base until the bottle is almost filled. It depends on the size of your bottle as to how much to mix; I use 8 oz bottles so I add 8 oz – 2 teaspoons of base.
The mixture will be cloudy (which is why I put mine in amber colored bottles, so you can't see). Screw on the pump sprayer, shake well. Add a label with the scent and you are done. Test before you spray on fine furniture, linens, etc. Scent lasts a long time.
We first created this recipes before essential oils became popular. So we didn't limit ourselves and used fragrance oils used for candle making and other home fragrance products. You can personalize your scent choices to what kinds you and your family prefer. Like the smell of cookie's baking? Or maybe you love the smell of a woodsy pine. And there's all types of floral scents, too. Check out these collections I found on Amazon.
Summer Essential Oil Room Spray @ One Essential Community
15 wonderful fragrance recipes just right for summer time. Instead of using linen base they've used witch hazel. I'm definitely going to try some of these!
5 Homemade Air Fragrances Using Essential Oils @ Organic Authority
You'll find these recipes not only delightful to make, but also includes helpful information about why store bought home sprays aren't healthy. Their recipes uses distilled water which makes them easier to find ingredients and less expensive. Or, you can test the different types of ingredients and find which one you like best!
Top 15 DIY Essential Oil Room Sprays @ Simply Reeni
This one includes a free downloadable guide when you sign up for their newsletter. They also use water instead of a base or witch hazel. Each recipe explains the benefits of the oils used. As you can see there's more to room spray than just making the house smell good!
