Aromatique The Smell of Spring Decorative Fragrance 6 oz Potpourri Bag for Home Décor and Gift

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You can use the same pot and ingredients for a couple of days, if desired. Dispose of the ingredients in your compost pile. 13. Tropical You just can’t beat the scent of conifer trees to clean and freshen your home! Juniper berries give this simmer pot recipe a comforting outdoor scent – without foraging.

This easy holiday cranberry spice simmer pot is a clever, all-natural, and inexpensive way to make your house smell amazing during the holidays. Cranberries, cloves, herbs and lemon slices are a quintessential holiday combination. This is one of my favoritespring smells that reminds me of the famous scent at Williams Sonoma stores! All you need are 3 simple ingredients: fresh lemons, rosemary, and vanilla.This simple DIY project will make your entire home smell so fresh. It will last throughout the day, even after you have stopped using the simmering pot. These room scents are wonderfully strong – not too strong – and they’re easy to simmer. You can do these in simmer pots or you can simply put them on the top of your stove and let them simmer in a regular pot. I love how easy they are and how wonderful they make your home smell. These are perfect to leave simmering throughout your family gatherings or just anytime you want the wonderful scent of the holidays to waft through your home. And, if you want to add to your festive décor, you can add a few of these 15 decorative candles and votives. You can make these for under a dollar. 1. Clean Lavender Potpourri Coconut extract gives this simmer pot recipe a tropical twist! You can add any tropical fruits you have on hand like pineapple, banana, mango, and guava. In fact, you likely already have most, if not all, of the ingredients for these homemade simmer pot recipes in and around your home! Get Green Be Well had the right idea when she combined the calming scent of lavender with the freshness of citrus for this lemon lavender simmer pot. Improve your mood with natural ingredients! 12. Lemon, Cinnamon, Mint & Thyme

This post gives you not one, but six simmering potpourri recipes you can easily place in mason jars, ready to give to your loved ones this Christmas, or even to sell at your local fair. The good thing about autumn is that you have so many options when it comes to natural ingredients to add to your potpourri mix. Go outside and gather up pinecones, apples, walnuts and evergreen twigs. Then add those to nutmeg, cloves, orange peels, scented essential oils and dried flowers to create your own custom simmering potpourri scents. Use whatever is in your kitchen. You don’t have to have fancy ingredients to make simmer pots. Use the fruit and herbs you have in your house or yard to make a wonderful scent. Any kind of citrus peels mixed with rosemary, mint, or thyme are quite common combinations.Looking to freshen your home without the dangerous chemicals found in many popular home fragrance brands like Glade and Febreze?