5 Natural Ways for Keeping Your Clothes Fresh in Your Drawer

Clothes in a Drawer with Scented Drawer Liners and Essential Oils

Are you tired of opening your drawers only to be met with a musty or stale smell? Fortunately, there are some easy and natural ways to make your drawers smell nice. Here are some tips to get you started:

Use essential oils

Essential oils are a fantastic way to add a pleasant fragrance to your drawers. Simply add a few drops of your favorite essential oil to a cotton ball or a piece of cloth and place it in the drawer. Lavender essential oil is a great option for a relaxing and soothing scent that can also help to repel insects. Plus, lavender has antibacterial properties that can help keep your clothes fresh and clean. Other great options for drawer fragrances include lemon, peppermint, and eucalyptus essential oils.


 

Our lavender essential oil is produced from steam distillation from our own lavender fields, ensuring the highest quality and purity. 

Try baking soda

Baking soda is a versatile and natural deodorizer that can help absorb any unpleasant odors in your drawers. Its alkaline properties help to neutralize acidic odors and absorb moisture, making it a perfect solution for musty drawers. To use, simply sprinkle a small amount of baking soda in the bottom of each drawer and let it sit for a few hours before vacuuming it up. This will not only help eliminate any unwanted smells, but also help keep your drawers dry and free of moisture. Baking soda is an affordable and eco-friendly solution for maintaining a fresh and clean wardrobe.

Use cedar blocks or chips

Cedar is a natural insect repellent that also has a pleasant, woody scent. Cedar blocks or chips can be placed in your drawers to keep clothes smelling fresh and to deter moths and other insects.

Use herbs sachets

If you're looking for a subtle and natural way to add fragrance to your drawers, herb sachets are a great option. These sachets are filled with dried herbs or flowers, such as lavender, rose petals, rosemary, or eucalyptus leaves, and can be placed in your drawers to keep your clothes smelling fresh.

Our herb sachets are harvested from our own farm using natural air drying methods to preserve their scent and quality. The natural fragrance of the herbs can help repel insects and keep your drawers smelling great. Add our herb sachets to your drawer-cleaning routine to add a touch of nature to your wardrobe.

 

Use scented drawer liners

Scented drawer liners are a convenient way to keep your drawers smelling fresh. They come in a variety of scents and can be easily cut to fit the size of your drawers.

5 Easy and Natural Ways to Make Your Drawers Smell Nice

To sum up, here are 5 easy and natural ways to make your drawers smell nice.

  1. Essential oils: Add a few drops to cotton balls or cloth to add a pleasant fragrance, repel insects and keep clothes clean.
  2. Baking soda: A natural deodorizer that absorbs musty odors and moisture.
  3. Cedar blocks or chips: Deters insects and adds a pleasant woody scent to your drawers.
  4. Herb sachets: Provides a subtle and natural fragrance with dried herbs or flowers to repel insects and keep your drawers smelling fresh.
  5. Scented drawer liners: Convenient way to keep your drawers smelling fresh and can be easily cut to size.

By using these simple tips, you can keep your drawers smelling fresh and inviting. Not only will it make opening your drawers a more pleasant experience, but it can also help protect your clothes from musty odors and insects. So go ahead and give it a try – your nose (and your clothes) will thank you!

 

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