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Learn how to make 5 essential oil room sprays for spring. In less than five minutes, you will have a fresh, clean-smelling house with just a few simple ingredients.
I love making room sprays for the seasons, and I especially love it when these room sprays are loaded with beautiful aromas. Now that is a win, win!
I have shared a few room sprays on the blog, such as my homemade febreze and DIY bathroom air freshener, and today, I am excited to share a few springtime scents you may enjoy.
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Why You’ll Love Spring Room Sprays
- These sprays will help you fully embrace the spring season! Different smells conjure up feelings and memories, and these blends make it feel like spring.
- I love it when my home smells nice, but I want to avoid artificial fragrance. These DIY room sprays will give you all of the amazing aromas without any ingredients you don’t want.
- With only 3 ingredients (one of which is water!), DIY room spray couldn’t be easier. In just a couple of minutes, you’ll have a spray ready to go.
- Room sprays are customizable! You can use any of your favorite essential oils and skip what you don’t like or don’t have. Feel free to get creative and make your own blends, too.
What You’ll Need
- Baking soda: This helps the oils disperse into the water, which means every spritz will be full of lovely spring fragrance!
- Essential oils: Check out my favorite spring essential oil blends below!
- Water
- 4-ounce spray bottle: I prefer an amber glass spray bottle. Feel free to double the recipe and use an 8-ounce bottle.
How to Make Room Sprays for Spring
Step 1. Add 1 teaspoon of baking soda to a bowl and add in essential oils of choice. Mash with a fork to incorporate the oils.
Step 2. Add the mixture to a glass spray bottle. A small funnel can be helpful with this.
Step 3. Top off the bottle with fresh water. Secure the lid and shake well.
Shake well before each use. Spray into the air, floor, furniture, shoes, bathroom, or cars to freshen the air!
Essential Oil Blends for Spring Room Sprays
Spring Air Freshener
- 8 drops lavender essential oil
- 6 drops peppermint essential oil
- 5 drops eucalyptus essential oil
Fresh and Clean
- 10 drops lemon essential oil
- 5 drops melaleuca essential oil
- 4 drops wild orange essential oil
Blossoming Flowers
- 8 drops lavender essential oil
- 5 drops geranium essential oil
- 4 drops patchouli essential oil
- 3 drops rose essential oil
Spring Fling
- 8 drops lemon essential oil
- 8 drops lime essential oil
- 6 drops grapefruit essential oil
- 3 drops lavender essential oil
Spring Breeze
- 8 drops wild orange essential oil
- 6 drops ylang ylang essential oil
- 4 drops eucalyptus essential oil
- 2 drops cypress essential oil
Tips for Making DIY Room Spray
- Mixing the oils with the baking soda is an important step to make sure the aroma from the oils incorporates into the spray. You don’t want to skip that step.
- If you’re using a sprayer with a fine mist nozzle, please keep in mind that the nozzle may clog. To prevent this, be sure to clean the nozzle regularly to ensure it is free from obstructions. You can also opt for a different spray bottle that emits larger droplets.
- If you find these room sprays too strong, feel free to reduce the amount of essential oils. This is a good idea for those with small children or pets around.
- Not sure if you’ll like a blend? Give it a test run by putting those same oils in the diffuser. That way, you can see if you like it before committing to a whole bottle of room spray. Learn how to use a diffuser if you’re new to essential oils.
- You can find even more spring essential oil blends in my spring diffuser blends post!
Recipe FAQs
I like to use a combination of floral oils and citrus oils to get the perfect spring scent! Try one of my spring essential oil blends above, or experiment with making your own.
If you’re lacking one of the oils in a blend, you can use a different oil in its place or omit the oil altogether. Your room spray will still smell incredible!
You can use this DIY spring room spray as often as needed! The fragrance will last in the air for some time, and you can re-spray when you notice it fading.
Related Recipes
- 15 DIY room spray recipes for your home
- Homemade linen sprays
- How to freshen a mattress
- Gel air fresheners
- DIY wax air fresheners
If you tried these DIY Essential Oil Room Sprays for Spring or any other tutorial on my website, please leave a 🌟 star rating and let me know how it went in the 📝 comments below. Thanks for visiting!
DIY Essential Oil Room Sprays for Spring
Equipment
Ingredients
- 1 teaspoon of baking soda
- 8 drops lavender essential oil
- 6 drops peppermint essential oil
- 5 drops eucalyptus essential oil
- Filtered water
Instructions
- Combine baking soda and essential oils in a small bowl. (Mixing the oils in baking soda will help it incorporate with the water better.)
- Use a funnel to transfer to the spray bottle and top off with water.
- Secure the lid and shake well.
Video
Notes
- See the post above for more essential oil blend ideas.
- Mixing the oils with the baking soda is an important step to make sure the aroma from the oils incorporates into the spray. You don’t want to skip that step.
- If you’re using a sprayer with a fine mist nozzle, please keep in mind that the nozzle may clog. To prevent this, be sure to clean the nozzle regularly to ensure it is free from obstructions. You can also opt for a different spray bottle that emits larger droplets.
- If you find these room sprays too strong, feel free to reduce the amount of essential oils. This is a good idea for those with small children or pets around.
- Not sure if you’ll like a blend? Give it a test run by putting those same oils in the diffuser. That way, you can see if you like it before committing to a whole bottle of room spray. Learn how to use a diffuser if you’re new to essential oils.
- You can find even more spring essential oil blends in my spring diffuser blends post!
Haven’t tried yet will be trying soon will let you guys know how it is 🙏🏿🆗
Can these room sprays be used as linen sprays if you use witch hazel and no baking soda?
Here’s a link to some linen spray recipes: https://www.ouroilyhouse.com/diy-linen-spray/
Thank you for the recipes! It’s interesting that you use baking soda. Of course, it does absorb odor, so it makes sense. I’ve always made my own room sprays, except I’ve always used witch hazel to help the oils mix in with the water. It also keeps the sprayer from clogging. I will definitely try using the baking soda, though!
Thank you for being here! Hope you enjoy the recipes!
I could not wait a minute longer to make this recipe.
I made lemongrass with a blend of citrus
I am so glad! That blend sounds great!
Thanks alot will try coz ilove good smell iwish you are my nearby I like