I buy bay leaves, lemon and cloves for a pleasant aroma in the house, and guests think that it’s all about expensive aroma diffusers

Bay leaf is great for combating the musty smell of dampness. I use this method most often in the bathroom. I do it simply. I put a few bay leaves on a saucer and set them on fire. If necessary, you can go around the entire apartment.

The situation with food burnt on a frying pan happens rarely, but very accurately. To quickly remove all traces of the pungent smell, I put a saucepan on the stove, pour literally half a liter of water into it and add 100 ml of 9% vinegar. I also add a lemon cut into slices and 5 cloves to the same saucepan. Instead of cloves, you can take mint. This remedy will basically help get rid of any, even very persistent, unpleasant odor in the apartment.

To combat the unpleasant smell from drainpipes, I use the following simple remedy. I pour a tablespoon of salt, the same amount of baking soda and 2 tablespoons of 9% vinegar directly into the drain. I leave it for 30 minutes. Then I wash it off with boiling water from the kettle.

To create aroma and freshness I use essential oils. In the toilet I literally apply a few drops to the inside of the toilet paper roll. This is enough for a few days.