How to Make a House Smell Good | Voice Instructions

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An unpleasant odor in your home makes being indoors an uncomfortable experience, no matter how neat and tidy the house seems otherwise. Render your living space livable once again with homemade scent-bearing solutions that inspire the senses -- no harsh chemicals required. A regular, thorough cleaning also helps prevent unpleasant odors from recurring.

Create your own tea-kettle potpourri for a scented room refresher. Use an old tea kettle to keep your good one clean. Fill the kettle with a cup or so of water, adding two or three cinnamon sticks, a teaspoon of cloves and the peels of two oranges. Heat the kettle to create a warm, inviting fragrance in the kitchen and beyond. Turn the kettle to low after it begins to steam, and turn it off after a few minutes to ensure the water doesn't evaporate completely. This mixture may also be made in an old saucepan; keep an eye on the water level for safety as it begins to evaporate. Use an old kettle or saucepan, because the potpourri ingredients may stain the cookware.

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