"DIY ALERT" How to make your own "POO POURRI"

[@celesteelijah2515]

Thank you Amber, I've bought poo pourri several times, so thanks and I'll make it from now on.😍💞 Thank you so much!

[@Scentsibility]

I carry it around in my purse... public bathrooms do not always smell pretty...

[@celesteelijah2515]

@@Scentsibility Another great idea!! Yes!😍

[@lesliearellano958]

6 drops-Dish soap 1 & 1/2 syringe-Rubbing alcohol 10 drops-Essential oil Top it off with-Water

[@Scentsibility]

Sounds right ...

[@tosangeorge1]

Love this

[@TKOrchids]

Thank you for sharing. Seems like a really nice simple recipe. I'm making this tonight :)

[@Scentsibility]

Enjoy... works great in our house.. I carry some with me to knock out the smells in public bathrooms

[@krowmother6970]

Hey this is a great idea! I will definitely be trying this. Have a great day.

[@Scentsibility]

It works awesome.... just adjust your strength by increasing or decreasing the essential oil...

[@creolenatchitoches7832]

I once worked in a shipping dept. and the delivery guys would BLOW it up for hours. I nearly puked and would almost pee my pants because of it. Thanks for the recipe.

[@Scentsibility]

I feel your pain.... I would leave the building and go to a nearby restaurant before using this in the bathrooms...

[@Mike25z]

when i saw the cat walk in all I could imagine is the cat knocking everything off the table

[@Scentsibility]

Yikes!!! That would be bad... too strong of a fragrance can be a bad thing :)

[@Scentsibility]

Your Corgi photo is too cute... my kiddos have a Corgi at their father's house...

[@carolmcelroy5930]

Can you 70% alcohol?

[@Scentsibility]

Yes you can... its the carrier to help disburse the fragrance.

[@Paradoxicalawarness]

Is that oil from Walmart?

[@Scentsibility]

No I ordered it off of Ebay... The brand "Now" essential oils... they smell amazing.

[@ladyE2daS]

Tammy Testa you can get them at whole foods, sprouts, harris teeters or order online www.google.com/search?q=now+essential+oils&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8&hl=en-us&client=safari.

[@SWGreenDesert]

I believe you mean isopropyl alcohol. NOT rubbing alcohol. There is a difference

[@Scentsibility]

We've also called it rubbing alcohol because you rub it on... but technical terms you are correct

[@TacosYBurritos8P]

No she means rubbing alcohol. That’s what she used. Difference is almost negligible especially outside of laboratory use.