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Enjoy fresh-smelling linens with 3 natural DIY linen sprays! These simple linen fresheners are ready in under 5 minutes and require only 2 ingredients. You’ll love how your home smells after a spritz of homemade essential oil linen spray!
When I first started switching to nontoxic home products, one of the things I missed the most was air and linen fresheners. I knew I needed to learn how to make my own ASAP!
I quickly made recipes for homemade room spray, rosemary mint candles, and linen spray.
Natural, homemade linen spray has become a staple in my home! When I want my space to smell nice, a quick spritz of linen spray on the furniture or throw blankets does the trick.
What I love most about a DIY linen spray is how it makes me and my family feel – namely, because of the aromatherapeutic essential oils.
These linen sprays are used at least a few times a week in my living space to leave a delicious fragrance and help calm down the chaos – no joke!
If you want an easy-to-make linen spray that uses only natural ingredients, keep reading for a simple recipe with 3 great scent options!
Why You’ll Love It
- Freshen your space: A quick spritz of linen spray can do wonders for your home. It leaves fabrics smelling lovely, but it also gives the entire space a pleasant scent!
- Natural ingredients: Commercial fragrance sprays can have a lot of potentially harmful ingredients, such as VOCs and formaldehyde. Homemade linen spray uses just two natural ingredients and scents your linens with soothing, natural essential oils!
- Aromatherapy: Essential oils aren’t just a natural fragrance option, they can also have a positive impact on your mood! The aroma of essential oils can provide therapeutic benefits to humans and pets. I love misting linen spray in my living area when my family needs relaxation, uplifting, or energy.
What Goes Into This Recipe
- Essential oils: Choose from one of the delightful blends below, or get creative and make your own!
- Witch hazel: Witch hazel is a natural ingredient made from the bark, twigs, and leaves of a witch hazel plant. It helps the essential oils emulsify so each spritz of linen spray is scented.
- Spray bottle: Dark-colored glass bottles are best for the longevity of the essential oils.
Essential Oil Blends for Linen Spray
I’ve included three different blends for a DIY linen spray below. They’re so simple and enjoyable to make – the difficulty is choosing which one to try first!
Fresh Linen
- 6 drops of clementine essential oil
- 6 drops of douglas fir
- 4 drops of sandalwood
Lavender & Chamomile
- 10 drops of lavender
- 5 drops of vetiver
- 2 drops of roman chamomile
Island Breeze
- 6 drops of lemon essential oil
- 5 drops of spearmint
- 3 drops of lime
- 3 drops of orange
How to Make DIY Linen Spray
Step 1. Choose your desired essential oil blend and add the essential oils to a glass spray bottle.
Step 2. Using a small funnel, fill the bottle to the top with witch hazel.
Step 3. Secure the lid and shake the bottle well to combine.
Step 4. Your linen spray is ready to use! Spray on furniture, pillows, comforters, curtains, and more.
Expert Tips
- It’s always a good idea to do a patch test before using linen spray on a new material. Spray a bit in an inconspicuous area such as the back of the couch or in between cushions before using the linen spray everywhere.
- Do not spray too much linen spray on a surface. You want to lightly mist, not saturate the fabric.
- I like to use the lavender and chamomile linen spray on our duvets before bed for a calming and relaxing aroma.
- Keep your linen sprays organized with these printable labels!
Recipe FAQs
Linen spray is a refreshing spray used to add a pleasant fragrance to fabrics such as bedding, furniture, and clothes. Linen spray is ideal for hard-to-wash items, such as throw pillows or the couch, but it’s also great for quickly freshening items between washes!
Linen spray can be used on any fabric in your home! Couches, blankets and pillows, curtains, clothes, rugs, and more. Linen spray is especially helpful on items that can’t be washed regularly, such as furniture. Keep in mind, it’s a good idea to do a patch test before using linen spray on something for the first time.
The scent of linen spray can last up to 3 days if sprayed on fabrics. Once the scent fades, a quick spritz of more linen spray will refresh it! If stored properly out of direct sunlight, these linen sprays will be good for about 6 months.
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DIY Linen Sprays
Ingredients
Fresh Linen
- 6 drops of clementine essential oil
- 6 drops of Douglas fir
- 4 drops of sandalwood
Lavender & Chamomile
Island Breeze
Instructions
- Choose from one of the blends above and add the oils to a 4-ounce glass spray bottle.
- Top off with unscented witch hazel.
- Secure lid and shake well.
Wud love to try this recipe but am wondering if any of those ingredients are toxic to cats – I hv a kitty that’s been with me thru cancer & now lymphedema & severe osteo-arthritis in my hip (cannot get surgery b/c of inflammation) – he is my constant companion & has always been there for me so don’t want to harm him in any way. Many tks. Love all yr DIY recipes.
I love the color of these clear but tinted slightly green spray bottles but you don’t have a link? Could you PLEASE share ? Thank you!!
Hi Liz, Thanks so much for the comment! I actually got these bottles from a local store quite some time ago. Unfortunately, I have not been able to find them online. I did share a link to similar bottles in the How-To card at the bottom of the post. I hope that helps!
Ok. Yes I checked the link you had. Thank you so much for quick reply!
Is the Kinen Soray safe for pets?