DIY Room Spray Recipe (Pumpkin Spice)

Make fond memories of fall with this classic pumpkin spice DIY room spray recipe! Like the apple pie room spray recipe, the aroma is filled with a combination of wonderful, warm fall fragrances. With pumpkin spice, you often have a delightful combination of smells filling your room with warm spices like cinnamon, ginger, nutmeg, cloves, and allspice. A pumpkin spice room spray recipe can definitely fill the air in your room with the smell of fall!

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Pumpkin Spice Room Spray Recipe

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• 2.7 oz. Spray Bottle
• 4.5 tbsp. Distilled Water
• 1-1/2 tsp. Polysorbate 20
• 1/4 tsp. Pumpkin Spice Fragrance Oil (or Fall Fragrance Collection)

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Ingredients

This pumpkin spice room spray recipe is prepared with water, fragrance oil, and emulsifier.

1. Distilled Water

The main ingredient is distilled water. This type of water has been processed in such a way that microbes have been removed. So you will start by placing distilled water into a clean spray bottle. Using faucet water is a big no no since it contains microbes that do not sit well in a bottle.

2. Fragrance Oil

For a pumpkin spice or pumpkin pie scented DIY room spray, you will need a pumpkin spice fragrance oil. However, as mentioned in the another fall scented room spray recipe, you could purchase a fall fragrance collection to have a variety of room spray fragrances to choose from.

3. Emulsifier

A polysorbate 20 emulsifier is used to combine the fragrance oil and distilled water together. Otherwise, the oil and water will separate. With the emulsifier your room spray can provide you with a pleasant burst of fragrance each time it is sprayed.

In Summary

This is another simple, yet delightful one of the DIY room spray recipes for fall. Another awesome way to add the smell of fall to your home is with DIY wax melts. Either way, I hope you are able to treat yourself to the pumpkin spice DIY room spray recipe.

DIY Room Spray Recipe (Apple Pie)

With fall in the air, it is always fun to add fall fragrances like this apple pie scented DIY room spray recipe. A traditional apple pie spice recipe is filled with a wonderful combination of fall aromas that we know and love. You often have cinnamon, nutmeg, allspice, ginger, and cardamom paired together to create apple spice. So, a good apple pie room spray should give you all the warm cozy feelings of fall. And, if this is your first DIY room spray recipe, the room sprays could not be much simpler to make. With a fall fragrance collection, you can use a different fragrance for every room.

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Apple Pie Room Spray Recipe

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• 2.7 oz. Spray Bottle
• 4.5 tbsp. Distilled Water
• 1-1/2 tsp. Polysorbate 20
• 1/4 tsp. Apple Pie Fragrance Oil

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Ingredients

The DIY apple pie room spray is prepared with distilled water, fragrance oil, and an emulsifier.

1. Distilled Water

The main ingredient for this room spray recipe is water. For the best results, distilled water should be used along with a clean, sanitized spray bottle. Faucet water is discouraged because it contains microbes that should not be sitting in a bottle.

2. Fragrance Oil

An apple pie fragrance oil is used to scent this DIY room spray recipe.

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3. Emulsifier

Oil and water typically do not mix. Therefore, a polysorbate 20 emulsifier is used to help mix the fragrance oil with the distilled water. Therefore, an emulsifier does not only make your room spray look better, it can also help provide you with a pleasant and even burst of fragrance with each spray. This same ingredient is often used in certain foods and drinks that we eat.

In Summary

You may also like the upcoming DIY pumpkin spice room spray recipe for fall. The DIY wax melts are another warm and cozy way to fill your room with a variety of fall fragrances. Otherwise, take in the aroma of this apple pie DIY room spray recipe!

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Homemade Kitchen Spray

This homemade kitchen spray is a DIY room spray recipe for the kitchen. You can use the homemade kitchen counter cleaner spray to clean your tables, counters, cabinets, and whatever else may need to be cleaned in the kitchen. This particular spray can be used to clean the air with essential oils or freshen the air with smell of baked goods. The essential oils are antibacterial while the kitchen fragrance oils are mostly just air fresheners. Either way, they can both put you in a good mood.

Ingredients

This homemade kitchen spray is prepared with water, fragrance, and an emulsifier.

1. Water

Distilled water is recommended for making your homemade kitchen spray.

2. Fragrance

When it comes to a homemade kitchen spray you can use essential oils or fragrance oils. Some of the most popular fragrance oils used in the kitchen are lemon essential oil, lime essential oil, orange essential oil, grapefruit essential oil, and lavender essential oil. You can get an essential oil starter set to try a variety of essential oils.

However, many like to use fragrance oil in the kitchen to make it warm and inviting like Grandma’s Kitchen! Well, there are multiple kitchen fragrance oil sets – grandma’s kitchen set 1, grandma’s kitchen set 2, and a bakery set of fragrance oils – that makes it easy to have your kitchen smelling like Grandma’s Kitchen!

3. Emulsifier

A polysorbate 20 emulsifier can be used. The emulsifier is used to give the homemade kitchen spray a professional finish. With the right amount added, it keeps the oil and water from separating. In this way, your room can be filled with whatever delight room spray or room spray combination you may decide to use.

Homemade Kitchen Spray Recipe

• 2.7 oz. Spray Bottle
• 4.5 tbsp. Distilled Water
• 1-1/2 tsp. Polysorbate 20
• 1/4 tsp. Essential Oil or Fragrance Oil

Preparation:

1. Place the distilled water in a spray bottle using a small measuring cup (with a pourable spout) or you can use a small funnel.
2. Next, add the polysorbate 20 and the essential oil or fragrance oil.
3. Place the spray nozzle on the spray bottle.
4. Then gently shake the mixture a few times until everything has been mixed together.
5. The DIY room spray recipe for the kitchen is now ready to use!

Instructions:

Spray the homemade kitchen spray recipe in the kitchen as needed or wanted to freshen the air or to capture some of the aromatherapy benefits.

In Summary

I hope you enjoy this DIY room spray! There are several more DIY room spray recipes that you can prepare for some of your other rooms. Just click the “load more” button below the room spray recipes to get more ideas. The grandma’s kitchen homemade kitchen spray should be a delight to smell!

DIY Room Spray Recipe (Lilac)

Since spring is in the air, this lovely sweet-smelling DIY room spray recipe is a lilac room spray recipe. If the gorgeous color of this beautiful flower does not capture your attention and brighten your day, hopefully the smell of this lilac room spray recipe permeating the air will! The deep and rich flowery smell of lilac can really cling to the air. The smell has been described as being reminiscent of the smell of roses with noticeable vanilla tones. And, I must say that after smelling and studying the smell of the lilac oil, I agree with this description.

Ingredients

DIY room spray recipes like this are very easy to prepare. It is prepared with water, essential oil, and an emulsifier. Therefore, with an essential oil set or fragrance oil set, you can literally make wonderful smelling DIY room spray recipes for days.

1. Water

A distilled water should be used in this room spray recipe. It is a water that has been processed in such a way that the microscopic microbes have been removed. Therefore, the distilled water helps your room spray stay fresh.

2. Essential Oil

This DIY room spray recipe can be scented with lilac essential oil or a lilac fragrance oil. The essential oil is a wonderful smelling all-natural oil with aromatherapy benefits. Fragrance oils often smell just as lovely as the essential oils. However, the fragrance oil is a man-made version of the lilac fragrance with limited therapeutic benefits.

3. Emulsifier

This room spray recipe uses a polysorbate 20 emulsifier. The emulsifier makes the difference between having a bottle of oil and water or having a really nice and evenly scented room spray. It will be a game changer in your DIY room spray recipes.

Lilac Room Spray Recipe:

• 2.7 oz. Spray Bottle
• 4.5 tbsp. Distilled Water
• 1-1/2 tsp. Polysorbate 20
• 1/4 tsp. Lilac Essential Oil

Preparation:

1. Place the distilled water in a spray bottle using a small measuring cup (with a pourable spout) or a small funnel.
2. Next, add the polysorbate 20 and lilac essential oil.
3. Then secure the spray nozzle back on the spray bottle well.
4. Now gently shake the bottle a few times until everything is mixed together.
5. The lilac room spray recipe is now ready to spray!

Instructions:

Spray the DIY room spray recipe in the air as needed or wanted to freshen the air or to capture the aromatherapy benefits.

In Summary

I hope you enjoy this sweet flowery smelling DIY room spray this spring! There are several more DIY room spray recipes that you can prepare. Just click the “load more” button to get more ideas. The lilac scented DIY room spray is a delight to smell.

DIY Room Spray Recipe (Fruit Flies)

This DIY room spray recipe is a very pleasant-smelling natural fruit fly room spray recipe. This room spray recipe is prepared with two essential oils that are known to deter fruit flies. Therefore, you do not have to worry about inhaling any toxic chemicals with this natural fruit fly room spray recipe. In fact, it has a clinically clean smell. Like the smell of a freshly sanitize hair salon or doctor’s office first thing in the morning. So, when you get the fruit flies under control, you can use it to keep the air sanitized and fresh.

Ingredients

This easy DIY room spray recipe is prepared with water, polysorbate, tea tree oil, and lemon oil.

1. Water

A distilled water is recommended for this DIY room spray recipe because faucet water contains microbes that may eventually breed bacteria. So, the last thing that you want to do is spray some nasty germs in the air while you are getting rid of the fruit fly problem. Distilled water has been processed to get rid of microbes.

2. Polysorbate

The polysorbate will take your natural fruit fly room spray recipe to a professional level. This ingredient combines the oil and water together for an even spray each time. This ingredient is also used in some foods and drinks.

3. Tea Tree Oil

By itself, tea tree essential oil has a very clinical, earthy smell. However, when paired with other essential oils, the smell becomes mellow and pleasant for humans while deterring the fruit flies. So, this is one of the essential oils used in this natural fruit fly room spray recipe.

4. Lemon Oil

Lemon is a popular scent used for various DIY home cleaning recipes. Well, it is used in this natural fruit fly room spray recipe to mellow out the tea tree oil while also deterring the fruit flies. With all this said, there are several essential oil combinations that can be used to prepare this DIY room spray recipe.

• Basil – It is said that fruit flies despise the smell of basil. So, basil essential oil is another good essential oil to use in a natural fruit fly room spray recipe.
• Peppermint – Most pests and flies dislike the smell of peppermint essential oil. It tends to disorient them, so they endeavor to avoid the smell. In fact, you can purchase pre-made Mighty Mint Pest Control Spray.
• Citronella – The citronella essential oil is a popular mosquito, bug, and fly deterrent.
• Cedarwood – The cedarwood essential oil is a popular choice for fleas and ticks. However, it can also be used to make an effective natural fruit fly room spray recipe.

Natural Fruit Fly Room Spray Recipe:

• 2.7 oz. Spray Bottle
• 4.5 tbsp. Distilled Water
• 1-1/2 tsp. Polysorbate 20
• 1/4 tsp. Tea Tree Essential Oil
• 1/4 tsp. Lemon Essential Oil

Instructions:

1. Place all of the ingredients in a measuring cup that has a pourable spout.
2. Stir the mixture well and then pour the spray into the spray bottle for use.

You can spray this natural fruit fly room spray recipe into the air to deter the fruit flies from the area in which it is spray. However, you can also spray it on your countertops or an empty fruit bowl to help keep the surface clean with an aroma that will also deter the fruit flies.

In Summary

That is all for now. You can find many more DIY Room Spray Recipes to fit your needs. This natural fruit fly room spray recipe is a wonderfully clean scented DIY room spray recipe.

DIY Room Spray Recipe (Lavender)

This DIY room spray recipe is a wonderful lavender room spray recipe! Lavender is a very popular fragrance and for good reason. Besides the fact that it smells absolutely wonderful, it contains properties that promote a general sense of well-being. In fact, a lavender room spray recipe is antibacterial.

Ingredients

This simple DIY room spray recipe is prepared with water, essential oil, and an emulsifier.

1. Water

The water used in this DIY Room Spray recipe should be distilled water. Distilled water has been processed in such a way that residual things found in water have been removed. In this way, your lavender room spray recipe can stay fresh and lovely.

2. Essential Oil

Lavender essential oil is one of my favorite essential oils. In fact, it may be my absolute favorite. While many essential oils smell best when mixed with other essential oils, lavender can certainly stand on its own. Therefore, it is often used to complement the smell of other essential oils.

This delicate, yet potent little flower bud can fill the room with its wonderful fragrance. It is popularly known to soothe, calm, and relieve anxiety. For this reason, many baby brands add lavender essential oils to the products for babies. Nevertheless, the adult population often takes full advantage of this wonderful therapeutic aroma in a variety of ways like this DIY room spray recipe.

Lavender Recipes:

• DIY Lavender Soap
• DIY Lavender Lotion Bar
• Lavender Wax Melts

3. Emulsifier

The emulsifier takes the room spray from okay to wonderful. It merges the oil and water so that each mist can fill the air with this wonder DIY lavender room spray recipe. It makes a wonderful difference.

Lavender Room Spray Recipe:

• 2.7 oz. Spray Bottle
• 4.5 tbsp. Distilled Water
• 1-1/2 tsp. Polysorbate 20
• 1/4 tsp. Lavender Essential Oil

Preparation:

1. Pour the distilled water into the spray bottle using a small measuring cup (with a pourable spout) or a small funnel.
2. Then, add the polysorbate 20 and lavender essential oil.
3. Now, screw the cap back on the spray bottle well.
4. Then, gently shake the bottle a few times until mixed.
5. And that is it! The lavender room spray recipe is ready to spray!

Instructions:

Spray the DIY room spray recipe in the air as needed or wanted to freshen the air or to capture the aromatherapy benefits.

Conclusion

The lavender room spray recipe is a favorite! You know where to find more DIY room spray recipes. Otherwise, I hope you enjoy making and using this lavender DIY room spray recipe.

DIY Room Spray Recipe (Rosemary Mint)

This DIY room spray recipe is a wonderful smelling therapeutic rosemary mint room spray recipe! The rosemary mint room spray recipe may be perfect for (1) someone in college studying for exams or for (2) someone with a stressful job that requires them to think on their feet. Just the smell alone is invigorating. However, this DIY room spray recipe is a very therapeutic combination. How so?

The smell of peppermint enhances your mood and increases mental alertness. For this reason, when I was in college, I always chewed a really strong piece of peppermint gum just before taking any exams. It relieved some of the stress and helped me think better. Meanwhile, the smell of rosemary calms the body while also stimulating the mind! Therefore, this is the perfect DIY room spray recipe for someone needing to relieve stress while remaining mentally alert.

On the other hand, the lavender room spray recipe is a calming essential oil that provides a more serene state of mind. So, this is an excellent DIY room spray recipe to use just before going to bed.

Ingredients

This simple DIY room spray recipe is prepared with water, essential oil, and an emulsifier.

1. Water

Distilled water is needed for making this DIY room spray recipe. A distilled water is a water that has been condensed to separate it from the impurities found in water. In this way, your rosemary mint room spray recipe can be most effective.

3. Peppermint Essential Oil

This DIY room spray recipe is made with a very uplifting aroma. However, there is even more to it than what has already been mentioned. In addition to reducing stress and improving mental ability, peppermint essential oil can be used to treat coughs and colds while alleviating pain. So, this DIY rosemary mint room spray recipe is something you can and may want to spray until your heart is content.

Peppermint Recipe Ideas:

• DIY Oil Pulling Recipe (With Peppermint)
• Peppermint Mouthwash Tablets
• DIY Peppermint Lip Balm

2. Rosemary Essential Oil

The rosemary mint room spray recipe is a wonderful DIY room spray recipe in many ways. Besides energizing the mind and calming the body, the rosemary essential oil provides many other aromatherapy benefits! This oil is actually an antiseptic, an expectorant, and an antispasmodic. Therefore, when inhaled, it can relieve nose and throat congestion caused by allergies and viruses. In this way, the smell of this oil can help fight respiratory infections. As an antispasmodic, it can also be used to help with bronchial asthma.

Rosemary Recipe Ideas:

• DIY Rosemary Soap
• Rosemary Mouthwash Tablets
• DIY Oil Pulling Recipe (With Rosemary)
• DIY Face Wash for Mature Skin

3. Emulsifier

The emulsifier is used to combine the oil with the water. The polysorbate 20 emulsifier is the same emulsifier used in some food and drinks. So, if you have never used an emulsifier in your DIY room spray recipes before, you are in for a delightful little upgrade. It somehow seems to make the room spray smell even better.

Rosemary Mint Room Spray Recipe:

• 2.7 oz. Spray Bottle
• 4.5 tbsp. Distilled Water
• 1-1/2 tsp. Polysorbate 20
• 1/8 tsp. Rosemary Essential Oil
• 1/8 tsp. Peppermint Essential Oil

Preparation:

1. Pour the needed amount of distilled water into the spray bottle using a small funnel or a small measuring cup (with a pourable spout).
2. Next, add the polysorbate 20, rosemary essential oil, and vanilla essential oil.
3. Then, place the sprayer back on the bottle.
4. Screw the cap on well. Then, gently shake the bottle a few times.
5. And voila! Your rosemary mint room spray recipe is ready to use!

Instructions:

Spray the DIY room spray recipe in the air near your work or study area.

Conclusion

This rosemary mint room spray recipe is all for now! But you know where to find more DIY room spray recipes. In the meantime, I hope you enjoy this mentally uplifting rosemary mint DIY room spray recipe.

Source:

https://www.nccih.nih.gov/health/peppermint-oil

https://www.intrepidmentalhealth.com/blog/8-ways-that-rosemary-can-improve-your-mental-emotional-and-physical-well-being

DIY Room Spray Recipe (Vanilla)

This DIY room spray recipe is a lovely smelling uplifting vanilla room spray recipe! With such a pleasantly sweet aroma, you can use this DIY room spray recipe to freshen many rooms in your house or apartment. From giving your kitchen a “something is baking in the oven aroma” before your guest arrive to giving your bedroom a fresh vanilla perfume scent. However, a vanilla room spray recipe does more than just make your room smell good, it is therapeutic and antibacterial. It is an antidepressant and destroys germs, so feel free to use this DIY room spray recipe in your home office to lift your mood and destroy germs.

Vanilla Recipe Ideas:

• Vanilla Lotion Bar Recipe
• Cocoa Butter Lotion Bar
• DIY Lip Balm Without Beeswax
• DIY Lip Balm Without Coconut Oil
• DIY Chocolate Lip Balm

Ingredients

The vanilla room spray recipe is literally prepared with only a few ingredients. This simple DIY room spray recipe is prepared with a mixture of water, essential oil, and an emulsifier.

1. Water

The water used to prepare this DIY room spray recipe should be distilled water. A distilled water is water that has been boiled into a vapor. The vapor is then condensed back into a liquid state in another clean container. In this way, the impurities found in the water remain in the initial container that was boiled. A tap water or faucet water should be avoided as it often contains microbes that you do not want in your DIY room spray recipe.

2. Vanilla Essential Oil

You already know that the properties provide by the smell of vanilla essential oil include it being both (1) antibacterial, and (2) antidepressant. So, when selecting your vanilla fragrance oil, select a vanilla essential oil. A synthetic vanilla fragrance oil may contain chemicals that can passively irritate the airways.

3. Emulsifier

As most of you know, oil and water do not mix, they separate. That is until you add an emulsifier! A polysorbate 20 emulsifier is used in this vanilla room spray recipe to help keep the vanilla essential oil and water together. In this way, you have a high- quality vanilla room spray recipe. When added, the spray may become a milky white. This is normal, so do not become confused or alarmed. This same emulsifier is used in food, drinks, and a variety of other skin care products.

Vanilla Room Spray Recipe:

• 2.7 oz. Spray Bottle
• 4.5 tbsp. Distilled Water
• 1-1/2 tsp. Polysorbate 20
• 1/4 tsp. Vanilla Essential Oil

Preparation:

1. Use a small funnel or a small measuring cup (with a pourable spout) to pour the needed amount of distilled water into the spray bottle.
2. Add the polysorbate 20 and vanilla essential oil.
3. Place the spray nozzle on the bottle.
4. Screw the cap on well and then gently shake the bottle a few times.
5. The DIY room spray recipe is ready to use!

Instructions:

Spray the vanilla room spray recipe in the air near the center of the room.

Conclusion

This vanilla room spray recipe is all for now! You know where to find more DIY room spray recipes! In the meantime, I hope you enjoy this vanilla DIY room spray recipe.

DIY Room Spray Recipe (Frankincense)

This DIY room spray recipe is a lovely smelling frankincense room spray recipe. Making your own DIY room spray is exciting and beneficial because (1) you can make them in small batches, (2) change the fragrance according to your mood, need, and/or the time of year, and (3) they provide a variety of health benefits. Today was a good day to replenish some of my DIY Soap Bars and make this DIY room spray recipe to help kill some germs in the air. It is an elegant and lovely fall scented DIY room spray recipe that you can use to scent and sanitize the air.

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Ingredients

This wonderful smelling DIY room spray recipe is made with water, essential oils, and an emulsifier.

1. Water

Faucet water is not at all ideal for making room sprays. Distilled water is needed to make and keep fresh DIY room spray recipes like this frankincense room spray recipe.

2. Frankincense

Frankincense essential oil has a very distinct and pleasant woody, spicy scent. It is popularly used to relieve bronchitis, and bronchial related issues like asthma. When rubbed into the skin, frankincense is known for relieving arthritis pain. When taken orally as a supplement, it can aid digestion. So, this frankincense room spray recipe can be very beneficial to your health.

3. Lavender

This is a popular calming essential oil that promotes relaxation. However, many do not realize that a DIY room spray recipe with lavender is also a potent antibacterial. So, in addition to smelling good and making us feel good mentally, it promotes physical well-being as well.

4. Emulsifier

The emulsifier is used to merge the oil and water together in this frankincense room spray recipe. It really takes the quality and aroma of your room spray to the next level. So, it is a very nice addition to the DIY room spray recipes.

Frankincense Room Spray Recipe:

• 2.7 oz. Spray Bottle
• 4.5 tbsp. Distilled Water
• 1-1/2 tsp. Polysorbate 20
• 1/8 tsp. Hungarian Lavender
• 1/8 tsp. Frankincense

Preparation:

1. Pour the distilled water into the spray bottle using a small measuring cup (with a pourable spout) or a small funnel.
2. Then, add the polysorbate 20, lavender essential oil, and frankincense essential oil.
3. Now, screw the cap back on the spray bottle well.
4. Then, gently shake the spray bottle 3-4 times until it is mixed well.
5. The lavender room spray recipe is ready to spray!

Instructions:

Spray the DIY room spray recipe in the air as needed or wanted to freshen the air or to benefit from the aromatherapy.

Conclusion

This frankincense room spray recipe is all for now! You know where to find more DIY room spray recipes! In the meantime, enjoy making and using this frankincense DIY room spray recipe.

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