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Lavender Eucalyptus
Sodium Bicarbonate (Baking Soda), Pure Lavender + Eucalyptus Globulus Essential Oils
Citrus Peel
Sodium Bicarbonate (Baking Soda), Pure Sweet Orange, Lemon + Pink Grapefruit Essential Oils
Germ Fighter
Sodium Bicarbonate (Baking Soda), Pure Clove Bud, Cinnamon, Lemon, Eucalyptus + Rosemary Essential Oils
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Carpets and area rugs: Freshen high-traffic zones, pet areas, and entryways.
Upholstery and fabric furniture: Sprinkle lightly on couches, chairs, and cushions; let sit, then vacuum.
Pet beds and crates: Use sparingly, ensure powder is vacuumed well, and avoid direct contact with pet faces. Always supervise pets and consult your vet if concerned.
Drawer and closet freshener: Place a small open jar or sachet in closets, drawers, or linen cabinets for ongoing freshness (do not sprinkle inside textiles—use as a dry sachet).
Laundry: Simply sprinkle ¼ cup to washer drum before adding clothes to boost laundry detergent, naturally fragrance, and fight odors.
Car interiors: Sprinkle on car mats and seats, let sit, then vacuum for a quick refresh.
Doormats and entry runners: Neutralize tracked-in smells and dampness.
Shoe freshener: Place a pinch inside shoes and shake out after a few hours (avoid leaving large amounts that could be kicked into socks).
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Patch test: For delicate fabrics, test a small hidden spot first.
Use sparingly on natural fibers: For antique or very delicate textiles, consult a professional cleaner.
Essential oil sensitivity: If household members have scent sensitivities, choose a fragrance-free baking-soda-only option or a mild essential oil like lavender in low concentration.
Keep dry: Avoid using on wet surfaces; moisture can make baking soda clump.
Storage: Keep container tightly closed and in a cool, dry place to preserve fragrance and effectiveness.
Pet safety: When using around pets, vacuum thoroughly and avoid direct application to animals. Some essential oils can be harmful to pets in concentrated amounts.