Affluent Savvy
Affluent Savvy
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Citrus. You may love the smell of fresh citrus, but cockroaches hate the scent. That means you can use citrus scented cleaners in your kitchen and bathroom to chase any lingering roaches away. You can also keep a few citrus peels around your home in strategic places.
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Learn More »If you have cockroaches in your home or apartment, you number one priority is getting rid of them. For every cockroach you see, you can be sure there are dozens, or hundreds, hiding in crevices around your home, just waiting for the light to go off and the feast to begin. Nature has blessed the cockroach with an incredible sense of smell, making it easy for them to seek out food and find a mate. But that same sense of smell can be used to get rid of cockroaches – there are some scents that cockroaches simply cannot abide. Here are some smells that cockroaches find disagreeable, and you can use those smells to send them packing.
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Read More »Deactivated charcoal: Charcoal will not add a scent to the air but it will absorb malodors. Baking soda: Just as baking soda works to absorb odors in your refrigerator, a bowl placed in a room will also absorb odors. Lemon water: Water absorbs odors and adding slices of fresh lemon will provide a clean citrus scent.
Everyone has a different definition of what smells "good." It can be a spicy scent, floral aroma, minty freshness, or medicinal antiseptic smell. One thing that we can all agree on is that malodors are not pleasant for anyone. According to the Monell Chemical Sciences Center at Sweden's Umea University, malodors like rotting garbage, a stinky wet dog, or smelly socks can cause psychological and physiological stress. So, making our homes smell good is beneficial to everyone's well-being. We've compiled several ways you can add your favorite scents to your home. However, routine basic cleaning is essential to reducing unpleasant smells. Proper cleaning, making repairs to prevent leaks, pest control, and frequent removal of clutter and garbage goes a long way to a home that smells lovely. Adding fragrance may mask problems temporarily but won't solve the root of the malodor.
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