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Great Christmas spray to revive potpourri or use as a room spray

It is almost Christmas! Only five days to go. If you have a few guests on their way for the holidays, try making a DIY room spray that smells like a little piece of Christmas. You could stick it in your guest bathroom, or spritz a little in the entry before guests arrive. It literally takes 30 seconds to make; perfect for the busy holiday season.

Here’s What You’ll Need

Great Christmas spray to revive potpourri or use as a room spray


Directions

Great Christmas spray to revive potpourri or use as a room spray

Combine the vodka and essential oil together in a glass measuring cup. Mix thoroughly. Then add the distilled water; stirring to combine. Last thing is to pour the mixture into the glass spray bottle. Done.

Great Christmas spray to revive potpourri or use as a room spray

Add a label it if you’d like…

When you are ready to use, make sure you shake the bottle a bit as the oil will naturally separate from the water. Spritz a few times into the air, and you’ll experience the delightful smell of Christmas.

Enjoy!

Erin

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  1. Janette Nelson says

    Dumb question Erin…….How much will it matter if that I didn’t follow the order of ingredients the way you showed?? I wasn’t paying close attention and I mixed my vodka and distilled water and then my oil. Did I ruin it ?? I still mixed it very well, but I want to make sure I didn’t goof. LOL Thanks ! Janette

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    • Erin Meyer says

      The reason I use vodka is because it doesn’t have any smell. You can substitute witch hazel, but know that it does have a bit of a smell that could affect scent of the spray a bit.

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