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You can modify this air-freshening recipe in the following ways:
Replace lemon with orange or lime for a different citrus profile.
Use dried citrus peels with baking soda for a longer-lasting dry version.
Add dried herbs (e.g., rosemary, mint) for additional fragrance and antimicrobial benefits.
Frequently Asked Questions:
Q: What does lemon and baking soda do in the air?
A: Lemon adds a natural, antimicrobial fragrance while baking soda neutralizes odors by absorbing acidic and basic scent particles from the air.
Q: Can this remove cooking or pet odors?
A: Yes! This combination is particularly effective in kitchens and pet areas for neutralizing unpleasant smells.
Q: Is this safe around children and pets?
A: When used without essential oils and kept out of reach, it’s generally safe. Always supervise and avoid ingestion.
Q: How long does the effect last?
A: The freshness typically lasts up to 3–5 days depending on room size, temperature, and air flow.
Q: Can I use this in the refrigerator?
A: Yes! A small open container of this mixture can help eliminate fridge odors naturally.
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