Have you notice that the clothes in your dresser drawers quickly lose their freshness? Do the towels in your linen closet smell musty? Keeping your fabrics smelling fresh is essential to a clean home. And while you may think that using commercial fabric fresheners or chemical filled mothballs is the only way to keep your fabrics fresh, there really is a better way! Using rice and a few simple craft supplies, you can create your own essential oil sachets that will keep all the soft surfaces in your home smelling fresh without the need for harsh chemicals.


Essential Oil Sachets
Yield:
1
Materials
- Scrap fabric
- Rice
- Essential oil
- Ribbon or twine
Instructions
- Cut the fabric into a 4x4-inch square.
- Place three to four tablespoons of rice on the center of the fabric.
- Add 10 drops of your favorite essential oil or essential oil blend.
- Gather the fabric together at the corners and tie a ribbon or piece of twine around the center of the gathering to secure.
- When the scent of the essential oil begins to fade, simply untie the sachet at the top, add more oil, and retie the ribbon.
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What a great idea – and so simple!! Pinning this to try soon.
I love any types of sachets, and keep them in many places like clothes and bathrooms. What a delightful easy way to make them!
I gave my mother in law some essential oils for her birthday. This would have been such a great idea for her gift. Super cute.
What a great idea! These would make really nice gifts, too!
We use these at our house! They really do help with keeping things smelling fresh. I love combining peppermint and orange.
This is a great idea. I’m going to make some of these. I’m sure my kids would love to help out too.
What a great idea. I have all the materials to make these today. I hate the smell of towels and sheets when they’ve been sitting too long in the linen closet.
What a great idea! I’ve never thought to use rice! Love it!
They sound amazing! I can’t wait to make my own!