Nice smeling home...

bonnie f · ‎10-26-2014

Who else likes a nice smelling home? .. right now i'm burning 2 candles love my bath & body works candles.. also i love my reed diffusers from Pier One.. I'm addicted to them both.. also i love spraying Febreeze... I just love a nice clean smell... I live on the 3rd floor in an apartment.. the lady downstairs always tells me when she's in the hallway near my door it always smells so good...

depglass · ‎03-10-2010

I'm allergic to most scented products, but I'd love to find something to greet me after our house has been closed up for several days. I make sure to empty the trash and get all dishes done, but it just doesn't smell "fresh."

Lucky Charm · ‎03-09-2010

You mean 'who else likes a fresh smelling home'!

I have all the windows open and so there's really no scent going on other than fresh air.

I don't use air fresheners, but do have scented candles (tons of PartyLite) that probably smell better unlit. I can smell them where I store them in a linen closet.

Out back smells like wood getting cut on the saw (husband's project for the week...).

Love my grandkids · ‎11-24-2013

I may be weird but anything that scents a room bothers me to no end and give me headaches. Not air fresheners, not candles. I like open windows and fresh air.

In the winter I will sometimes open a window and let a little cold air in.

CANDLEQUEEN · ‎03-09-2010

I too, love a nice smelling home! I love Candles, and Diffusers, love my Pura Diffuser. However, when it is nice outside, there is nothing better than open windows and fresh air.

I live in the Midwest, so we have long winters where we are closed in, so my candles and diffusers get a lot of use. When it is Summertime and we can finally open the windows, I tend to not burn as often...

Also when it is super hot and we have our air on for days, I also will burn candles! I have always been complimented on how nice my house smells!

depglass · ‎03-10-2010

When this house was new 15 years ago I loved the fresh cut wood smell.. (This is a log cabin) I'm going to dig around in the basement for log ends or raw building timber and cut some new surfaces. Or get DH to, let's be honest here.

bonnie f · ‎10-26-2014

@Lucky Charm wrote:
You mean 'who else likes a fresh smelling home'!

I have all the windows open and so there's really no scent going on other than fresh air.

I don't use air fresheners, but do have scented candles (tons of PartyLite) that probably smell better unlit. I can smell them where I store them in a linen closet.

Out back smells like wood getting cut on the saw (husband's project for the week...).

lol yes.. auto correct.. sorry about that thanks for catching that.. i fixed it lol ... yes i do know alof of people are allergic to scents. i guess you just have to find one that doesn't effect you..

PA Mom-mom · ‎05-27-2015

@depglass wrote:
I'm allergic to most scented products, but I'd love to find something to greet me after our house has been closed up for several days. I make sure to empty the trash and get all dishes done, but it just doesn't smell "fresh."

@depglass I'm also allergic to nearly everything scented. So is DH. I can't even walk down the detergent aisle in the grocery store without getting all teary. In the fall and winter, I often put some cinnamon sticks and whole cloves to simmer on the stove. It's funny, DD recently reflected about how some people's houses have a distinctive smell, but ours doesn't smell like anything. I guess that's ok, but it would be nice to have the option of a scent.