In many homes, the air is regularly filled with various odors \u2013 from food aromas to cigarette smoke if a resident smokes. To improve the situation, aerosols and fragrances are often used, but they only temporarily hide the problem, not eliminate it. Experts give examples.<\/p>\n
A practical, natural way to clean the air at home is with baking soda. It acts as a natural neutralizer, since soda particles capture molecules of unpleasant odors. Our grandmothers have used this practice for a long time.<\/p>\n
Baking soda can eliminate both acidic and alkaline odors, which are often the cause of discomfort. To make a natural air freshener, fill a small container with half a glass of baking soda and add 10-15 drops of aromatic oil. It is recommended to leave the jar lid slightly open.<\/p>\n
Place this container in the room where odors bother you the most. Baking soda will effectively fight unpleasant odors, and essential oil will add a light, unobtrusive accent.<\/p>\n
To give your laundry a scent, prepare a mixture of 1\/2 cup Epsom salt and the same amount of baking soda, then add 10 drops of essential oil. Add a tablespoon of this composition during washing – it will make fabrics softer and give them a pleasant aroma. To use baking soda in different parts of the house, place small containers in the kitchen, bathroom, closets, and bedrooms, and replace them monthly. This is a simple, effective way to purify the air in your home.<\/p>\n
Baking soda also perfectly refreshes mattresses, carpets, and sofas. To do this, sprinkle it evenly on the surface, leave it for 15 minutes, and then thoroughly vacuum it.
\nPlacing 2 tablespoons of baking soda in the refrigerator will eliminate unpleasant odors for a long time. In addition, adding half a cup of baking soda to the washing machine will improve the efficiency of washing clothes.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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