This System D technology is ideal as an alternative to aerosols. If you want it at home, you’ll need an ice cube tray, a glass of water, two glasses of plaster of Paris, and a fragrance of your choice, such as lavender essential oil. You can also add food color or water for aesthetic appeal.
Proceed as follows: To cover odors effectively, mix two parts gypsum to one part water. Let the mixture dissolve and stir with a wooden spatula. When the mixture is homogeneous, add colorant. Simply season and pour into molds while shaking. This prevents the formation of air bubbles.
You can use them to limit cabinet odors by placing them in small bags or sprinkling them in the trash. You can also use houseplants to perfume your home. There are some particularly effective essences for eliminating unpleasant odours and beautifying the interior at the same time!
What’s the warning about these home fragrances?
Not everyone can use these tricks. They are forbidden to people who are allergic or hypersensitive to certain ingredients. If you are pregnant or breast-feeding, we recommend that you consult your doctor.
