This DIY Homemade Febreze Recipe is such a cinch to make, and you’ll save SO much $$ with this simple little trick!
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DIY Homemade Febreze Recipe
I’m always looking for frugal new DIY Cleaners, and love it when you share your fabulous recipes!
Let’s face it, we all love Febreze… but who wants to pay full price for it??
I have a simple solution for you… simply make your own Homemade Febreze!
Now you can enjoy all the benefits without the cost… now that’s frugal living at its best!!
You’ll just need a few simple things to make yours, and you might already have everything on hand!
Here’s a DIY Homemade Febreze Recipe you’ll love, thanks to frugal friend Sarah!
Here’s what you need to do…
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Homemade Febreze Supplies Needed
Here’s what you’ll need to gather up before making your Febreze…
- Spray Bottle
- Fabric Softener
- Baking Soda
- Water
How to Make Febreze
So are you ready to make your Febreze Spray?
You won’t believe how EASY this is!
Here’s what you’ll do…
Add 3 tbsp. Fabric Softener (like your favorite scent of Downy) to an empty spray bottle.
Fill your spray bottle with about 2 – 3 cups hot water. (Portions can be adjusted slightly, depending on the size of your spray bottle.)
Add in 1 tablespoon of Baking Soda.
Now add the nozzle back on to the bottle, and give it a little shake to combine all of the ingredients.
That’s it… SO easy!
A BIG thanks to frugal friend Sara for sharing this fabulous ‘recipe’!
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Julie says
Can the homemade febreeze be safely used (sprayed) on clothing? I don’t want to ruin any clothes.
Thanks
Dianne says
My mom is in a NH. I’ve been making this for her room. At 93 she is in diapers and the odor was overpowering. We are using bottle after bottle. Now I use 2 old bottles….refill one and bring the other home to refill. Saves me tons of money. I also use the Purex scent booster crystals… 1/4 cup in hot water with 2 caps rubbing alcohol. Wonderful and very inexpensive.
Frances Lucero says
Am definitely going to try this. Thanks for sharing.
Julie says
Have made this twice now and love it. Just spray sparingly and you won’t get a build up. You don’t need much to eliminate odors.
ANNETTE ARTMAN says
Is this an air Febreeze or more FABRIC Febreeze use?
Joann Asaro says
Tried it……..it’s terrific!!!
Pakita says
Hi! Question, I have been making my own fabric softener. It consists of white vinegar with hair conditioner and hot water. Can this be used/added to the water and baking soda mixture to make homemade freshener?
Thanks!
karen house says
I was going to try using essential oil instead of Downy. A few drops in a Febreeze size bottle should be plenty and won’t leave a residue.
Staci says
I make my own fabric softener. I use a tsp of it with half water half alcohol. This works great dries quickly and doesn’t leave that buildup you see with regular fabric softener!
Keisha Gardner says
This is a great idea! I am definitely going to try it out. Febreze is expensive and alot of deodorizer sprays make me sick. This sounds like a better option.
Sandra Smith says
I have never heard of this before so am going to try it when I get back from my 4th of July vacation and I sure hope it works.