I have become a Febreze Fairy. Since making my own Febreze with this recipe that I pinned from Homemade Mamas, I have been known to flit around the house spritzing everything in sight. Does my family room need a litte spritz of my new Febreze? Absolutely. {spritz, spritz} And how about my bedroom? Could it use a little freshening up? Why Yes. Yes it does. {spritz, spritz} And heck, for just $.15 a bottle, I can flit and spritz all I want. Can you believe that you can make this for $.15 instead of the $5.59 that it costs in the store? Wow! One of the great things about this recipe is that you probably already have all of the ingredients in your home right now! All you need is 1/4 cup liquid fabric softener, 1 tsp baking soda and 2 cups of hot water. How’s that for easy? Pour all of the ingredients into a spray bottle and shake to mix. 
I specifically chose this fabric softener because of the “Mountain Fresh” smell. Wouldn’t you want your house to smell “Mountain Fresh”? Yeah. Me too. And if you are wondering where I got that industrial size bucket of baking soda, (I know you’re jealous) my hubby works for Clabber Girl and we have, like, a 100 year supply of the stuff. Clabber Girl is a great company with a great product and we are so lucky to be connected with them. So make your own Febreze today and become a Febreze Fairy like me! And if you are in the market for a more permanent air freshener, check out our Homemade Air Freshener!
This Mountain Fresh Pin Rocks!
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Hey Clabber girl, I’m a Febreze lover too {spritz, spritz}. Can’t wait to try this easy on my wallet recipe!
Jeni, I would respond to your comment but I’m too busy flitting and spritzing! Deb – The Oldest Sister
Will this take the stench out of my boys’ sweaty, soccer-infested, locker-room smelling bedroom? I will definitely be trying this if it does!!!! haha!
Dorene, hmmm…not quite sure if it’s THAT strong! hahaha! Deb
Great tip. I had not heard of making your own febreeze before. I love making things and knowing what is in them and saving tons of money.
Thanks so much for linking up at the Real Family Fun link party! Hope to see you next week.
KC
Hi KC! Thanks for stopping by and we’ll be back at your party! Deb – The Oldest Sister
We are planning on trying it today.
Hi Marcy! Hope this works for you….let me know how it turns out! Deb – The Oldest Sister
I am trying this as we speak. I use Febreeze all the time. Thank you for saving me $$$.
YES!! FINAL SOMETHING THAT SUPER DIRT CHEAP AND WORKS!! THX A BUNCHES!!
So glad you liked it Kiani! Thanks for stopping by. Deb – The Oldest Sister
Have you had any problems with it geting funky as it sits? I know the other homade cleaning stuff I make calls for distiled water to avoid the funk tap water gets as it sits.
Thank you for posting this recipe it is just what I was looking for. And funny thing I just picked up some fabric softener at the $1 store to get the tangles out of dd dolls hair. Funny part being that is the first time in m life I have ever bought softener and so that I have that and the. Went looking for this recipe hits me as a funny haha moment.
You know Jess, I haven’t used my Febreze in a while. I probably should go check and look. Thanks for the heads up! Deb – The Oldest Sister