5 Ways To Make Your Room Smell Fresh

Your room is your sanctuary—it's where you come to relax and unwind after a long day. If your room starts to smell bad, it can be a real headache. But don't worry, we've put together a list of five ways to keep your room smelling fresh. Keep reading to learn more.

How To Make Your Room Smell Fresh: Try These 5 Steps

We have curated a list of easy ways that you can try to keep your room smelling fresh. Here’s the list:

Use A Carpet Freshener 

The carpet sits on the floor all day, gathering dust and bacteria, which can later start producing a bad odour. A few sprays of a carpet freshener are just what your carpet needs for your room to smell fresh. You can make this easily at home by mixing 1/2 a cup of baking soda, 1/2 a cup of borax, and 1 teaspoon of your favourite essential oil. Spray this solution on your carpet and vacuum it after letting it sit for 15-20 minutes.

Don’t Smoke In Your Room

The smell of smoke lingers in any area, so smoking in your room is a big NO. If you want your room to keep smelling fresh, always smoke outside in an open space. Ensure that you make your room a no-smoking zone and strictly follow this rule. 

Take Out The Trash Every Other Day

If you have small trash cans in your room that you use on a daily basis, make sure to take out the trash every other day. It's easy to forget, but letting trash accumulate can start producing a bad odour over time. So, be sure to take out the trash every other day.

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Put Vanilla Extract On A Light Bulb

If you love the smell of freshly baked goods or any vanilla scent, you can enhance the aroma in your room by putting a few drops of vanilla extract on a cool light bulb. When you turn on the light, the heat from the electricity will spread the pleasant smell of vanilla throughout the entire room. If you don’t have vanilla extract, you can use vanilla essential oil as a replacement.

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Don’t Wear Shoes In Your Room

Shoes can carry a lot of bacteria, dirt, and unpleasant odours. If you wear your shoes in your room and leave them there along with your sweaty, used socks all day, it can cause your room to smell bad. To prevent this, consider building a separate shoe rack outside your room to store all of your shoes.

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