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Slow Release of Soft
Fragrance
Anywhere In
The House
Just
take the lid off and set the container in a room. Try
placing the gel potpourri in a window so the sun hits it
or even under a lamp. When your home fragrance gel
dries out, you can use the dried pieces to freshen a
drawer or pantry.
Home fragrance
simmering gel is always safer than candles but this
method is the safest of all.
Car Air
Freshener
Put 1 or 2
tablespoons of simmering gel in a small plastic
bag. Leave the bag open and place under the seat
of your car.
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Subtle Home
Fragrance
Ceramic Candle-fire
Simmering
 Simmering
gel potpourri can be used in candle-fire diffusers. Fill
diffuser bowl with water and add one teaspoon of gel.
Light the tea light. Most tea lights burn 5-6 hours. Add
water as needed. Candle diffusers require more attention
than electric pot since water must be added more
frequently. However the candle-fire simmering pots are
popular for adding fragrance and atmosphere for short
periods of time.
The
pots are fast to heat and will fill a large-size room
with fragrance quickly, as well as add a small amount of
candlelight.
Reed
Diffusers
Remove cork
neck then remove stopper from bottle. Replace the cork
neck then place the reeds into the bottle. The reeds
will begin to absorb the oil. When the fragrance weakens
you can flip the reeds as needed. The fragrance is very
long lasting and in most cases will last 6-8
months.
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Powerful and Fast
Release of Home Fragrance
Pan or tea
kettle on stove:
 Mix 2 teaspoons
of simmering potpourri gel and 2 cups of water in a
saucepan or kettle and bring to boil, then put on low
heat and simmer. Within minutes fragrance will move
throughout your home! Add water and gel as
needed.
Potpourri
Pot
 Simmering gel
potpourri is perfect for electric simmering
pots.
These pots are
safe and easy to use. Just fill the pot with water
and add a teaspoon of home fragrance gel. The gel melts
as the pot heats releasing fragrance continuously.
Simply add more
water as needed. Add more gel when scent weakens --
about once a day if you simmer all day and enjoy keeping
a strong scent or just once or twice a week if you
simmer your pot just a few hours a day.
Simmering gel
won't mold or mildew. If it dries out, simply add water.
Home fragrance gel is so easy to use and you control the
strength of the aroma by how much gel you use and how
often you add gel.
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