How to Make Your Room Spray Last Longer
In seconds, room spray helps revitalize your favorite spaces to deliver lasting freshness. It's the go-to way to quickly refresh your bathrooms, bedrooms and even your car's interior. But what if you want to extend the time between spritzes and conserve every last drop?
Our essential oil room spray gives you 4 ounces of natural scent power to deliver continued aroma. Housed in recyclable glass spray bottles, each type skips the synthetic fragrances of a scented candle or toxic plug-in and utilizes the natural properties of 100% pure essential oils. The aromas are so profound and complex, each could easily work as a natural perfume.
How Long Does Room Spray Last?
Generally, room spray aroma should last for 1-3 days when sprayed in the air - depending on the air circulation of the space. When sprayed on fabrics or bedding, room spray aroma can last up to a few weeks.
Room Spray Tips
With our simple suggestions for extending the staying power of room spray, you can save time and money. In this guide, we break down how to make your room spray last longer and offer a few other quick ideas for keeping your home aroma fresh.
Whether you're having a family get-together or looking to add an aromatic touch to your linens, we've got you covered with these easy Room Spray tips.
Spray Sparingly
Formulated with purpose, our room sprays are incredibly potent. Keep in mind that a little goes a long way. You only need to use a few pumps to have a lasting effect. We've crafted each of our room sprays to be robust in aroma and benefits.
Every ingredient in our Room Spray is listed on the label so you know exactly what you're adding to your home's aroma. Whether you're using Cedarwood Spruce, Frankincense Lime or French Lavender Sage, you only need a few spritzes to bring your indoor air to life.
Take Advantage of Aroma Layering
You may have heard of aromatic layering (we've previously covered it). It's a simple way to offset the use of your room spray. If you're diffusing (say, with the Terrazzo or the smaller, passive Reed Diffuser), a little help can take some of the heavy-lifting off of your room spray.
Better still, pair your favorite room spray aroma with its accompanying synergy blend in a diffuser. If you're looking to add a citrus scent to a specific area, try spraying our Bee Happy room spray and diffusing our Citrus Cream synergy blend.
Use Linens and Cloths
Instead of spraying into the air, room spray can actually work better when you pair it with linens or other cloths. Room sprays will eventually dissolve in the air but when they're sprayed on fabrics, the aroma absorbs, giving it a longer lifespan. Spray them on your towels - both of the kitchen and washroom varieties.
Additionally, you can add a few pumps from the spray bottle onto an extra piece of cloth and store it in a closet or cupboard to keep the space aromatically pleasing.
Get a Bedtime Boost
Like we discussed above, room sprays often last longer when sprayed on fabrics rather than the air. All of our room sprays can be used as pillow sprays or linen sprays to give your bedding a calming aroma.
If you're looking for therapeutic rest, Good Night room spray and the OK For Kids Sound Asleep room spray each offer a natural pathway to deep sleep. By using room spray before you get under the covers, you're guaranteed to gain the therapeutic benefits of essential oils while you sleep.
Easy Aroma Hacks
At Edens Garden, we specialize in finding effortless ways to incorporate essential oils into daily life. We’ve outlined some of our favorite aroma tips. For easy applications on extending the life of your perfume, read our "6 Ways To Make Your Perfume Last Longer" blog.
To make a homemade freshener for your rugs or carpets, try our super-simple Essential Oil Carpet Refresher DIY! All you need is 2 cups of baking soda and your favorite essential oil. We recommend a calming aroma like French Lavender essential oil or Purify synergy blend.
Take your cleaning routine to the next level by crafting a natural all-purpose cleaner.
All-Purpose Cleaner DIY
What You Need
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2 oz glass spray bottle
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1 oz grain alcohol
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1 oz vinegar
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20 drops Cleaning synergy blend or Lemon essential oil
Directions
Combine all the ingredients into the glass bottle. Shake well before each use. Can be used on glass surfaces, windows, kitchen counters, bathroom surfaces and inside your refrigerator.
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About the Author, Erin Sweeney
Erin is Edens Garden’s COO and head of development. Her love of natural products and pure ingredients inspired her to begin her essential oil journey. Erin’s experience and knowledge of natural products has helped boost Edens Garden into one of the top-ranking essential oil companies in the nation.
This article was reviewed by our Lead Aromatherapist,
Bella Martinez is a Certified Aromatherapist, Natural Skincare Formulator and Edens Garden’s lead aromatherapist. An industry expert, Bella has spent years training and learning in the aromatherapy field, which she continues annually. Her passion is taking evidence-based aromatherapy and making it approachable for all.
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Paula Nazzaro
Can you add a vanilla room spray to your line? Or provide the main ingredients for me to buy to make myself? Thanks in advance!
Edens Garden
April 21, 2021 at 4:27 pm
Hi Paula! Thank you for the recommendation, I will forward this to our development team. To make your own vanilla room spray, try combining 1 oz 190-proof grain alcohol, 3 oz distilled water and 80 drops of Vanilla Oleoresin or Vanilla Sandalwood blend.