Room Spray Care

For a longer-lasting effect, try layering your room spray with a matching candle. Start by spritzing two to three pumps in the center of the room, then light the candle. The room spray will provide an immediate burst of fragrance, and as it fades, the candle will keep the scent alive.

Spraying your room spray on soft furnishings helps the scent linger. Try spritzing curtains so the scent catches in the breeze, or apply it to cushions where every fluff will release a hint of fragrance.Be sure to test on a small area first to ensure it doesn’t stain.

Add a couple of pumps to refresh a musty linen cupboard and subtly scent its contents.

A luxury room spray can make your car smell as lovely as your home. While it’s okay to keep a bottle in the glovebox for short periods, keep in mind that heat can shorten its lifespan, so it’s best stored in a cool spot.

Room sprays are perfect travel companions, ideal for sprucing up a stale-smelling room. They can also add a touch of home to any place, making your getaway feel cozier.

Do test on a small area first: Before spritzing a full area, test on a small, inconspicuous spot to ensure there’s no staining or unwanted reaction on surfaces.

Do shake before each use: Oils can settle over time, so a quick shake ensures an even, well-balanced mist

Do spray in open, well-ventilated areas: This helps distribute the fragrance evenly and prevents it from becoming overpowering in small spaces.

Do store in a cool, dark place: Keep the bottle out of direct sunlight to preserve the quality of the fragrance.

Do use as a room freshener: Fragrance mist sprays are perfect for refreshing the atmosphere in a room, closet, or car.

Don’t spray directly on skin or pets: Some fragrance oils may cause irritation or reactions; they’re meant for room use only, not as a body spray.

Don’t spray near flames or heat sources: Since oils are flammable, avoid using near candles, stoves, or open flames.

Don’t use too much: A couple of sprays are usually enough; too much can lead to an overpowering scent.

Don’t spray on fabric without testing: Some oils may stain or damage delicate fabrics or finishes.

Don’t use as a substitute for cleaning: Fragrance oil sprays add scent but don’t disinfect or clean surfaces.