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The Fake Febreeze Recipe




Source of Recipe


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List of Ingredients




2 C. Fabric Softener
> 2 C. Baking Soda
> 4 C. warm water


Recipe



Mix and place in a spritzing bottle. Use just like
you would the expensive
> Febreeze from the store. If you want, you can use
the unscented fabric
> softener and then add a few drops of essential oil
to make it a scent that you
> prefer. I just use Snuggle.
> Tina
>
> From the DollarStretcher (www.stretcher.com)

Dissolve the baking soda in the hot water; allow to
cool completely.
Add fabric softener and mix well. Pour into a spray
bottle. Spray
fabric evenly until slightly damp. Odors will fade as
item dries.
Use more generously for difficult odors. On fabrics
that may water
spot (such as silk), test a small area of the fabric
that cannot be
seen.