Make your rooms smell great in a hurry with this easy DIY Lavender Baking Soda Air Freshener Recipe!

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Baking Soda Air Freshener in a small jar.

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Baking Soda Air Freshener

So are you wondering how to make lavender air freshener?  Or do you just love the dreamy, soothing scent of lavender essential oils as much as I do?

Well, I’ve got a wonderfully frugal Lavender Baking Soda Air Freshener Recipeto share with you!

This Lavender Room Air Freshener provides you with a light and lovely way to freshen up any room.

I also love how it works as a fabulous Odor Absorber.

It’s quick and simple to make, and is such a smart way to add a touch of heavenly lavender to your home.

All you’ll need are 3 minutes and these few items to whip up a batch for yourself!

Here’s what you’ll do to make yours…

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Baking soda and lavender essential oil.

Supplies You’ll Need

  • 1 small Mason Jar – I used a 4 oz. jar
  • 1/2 cup Baking Soda
  • 40 drops Lavender Essential Oil

Jar of Lavender Baking Soda Air Freshener with a jar of lavender essential oil.

How To Make Baking Soda Air Freshener

Combine Baking Soda and Essential Oil drops in small bowl, and stir well.

Transfer to small Mason Jar, and you’re done!

Store on a Bathroom Counter, Bedroom Nightstand, etc.

As the scent begins to fade, you can stir it to freshen it up a bit, or just add additional drops of oil for a stronger scent.

Wasn’t that SO easy?

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Spray bottle of febreze on a countertop.

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So have you tried this Lavender Baking Soda Air Freshener recipe yet?

Leave a comment and share…

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About Heidi Miller

Heidi Miller is the creator of The Frugal Girls, where she shares easy recipes with massive flavor! She has been creating and sharing recipes online for over 15 years, and brings warmth, expertise, and a personal touch to every recipe. Her work has been featured on Today.com, NBC, Fox, Parade, People, Country Living, Woman’s World, and more!

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12 Comments

  1. Lacy says:

    5 stars

  2. Louise says:

    Hi! How long does the baking soda essential oil fragrance jar last for before I have to toss it out and remake?

    1. Angela says:

      How long does it last does the oil suckup the baking soda to work

  3. Connie Brown says:

    What are the amount you use for each item and how do you mix them

    1. Heidi says:

      Hi Connie,

      You’ll use 1/2 cup Baking Soda and 10 drops Lavender Essential Oil. Just transfer both items to a bowl, and stir well with a large spoon until combined. Then you can transfer to your small mason jar. Hope that helps!

      ~ Heidi

      1. Jeri SharpeP says:

        Love your tips. They are down to earth and very effective cost saving ideas. Keep up wait to try the the good work,

      2. Jeri Sharpe says:

        Love your tips. They are down to earth and very effective cost saving ideas. Keep up wait to try the the good work,

  4. Ana S says:

    I used to,use some B & BW aromatherapy lavender products, and it blended well with vanilla scent & chamomile, too. This is a very relaxing scent for the bedroom, as they are all supposedly sleep.inducing scents!

  5. Pamela says:

    Love this! While I am waiting for my lavender oil to come in I made this with peppermint oil. While cleaning the kitchen this evening I sprinkled some in my stainless sinks and between the baking soda and the oil my sinks were sparkling clean and my kitchen smelled wonderful. Can’t wait to try the lavender and lemon and soon and so on, thank you for this great idea!

  6. Karisa says:

    What do you think about putting this in a cupboard under my kitchen sink with compost bucket? Will it be too overwhelming?

  7. Dorothy Harris says:

    This is awesome!@! What a great tip..

    1. Heidi says:

      Aww ~ thanks, Dorothy! 🙂