Air fresheners have become a part of our daily lives. Whether it is your home, office, car, or shop, everyone loves a clean and refreshing environment. A high-quality air freshener not only removes unpleasant odors but also fills the surroundings with a long-lasting fragrance.
Most branded air fresheners in the market are expensive. But did you know you can prepare a professional quality air freshener at home with just a few ingredients? In this blog, we will explain a simple formula, the step-by-step process, benefits, and FAQs that will help you create your own product with ease.
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🔹 Air Freshener Formula (1 Litre)
Ethanol (95%) – 700 ml
Fragrance / Perfume Oil – 150 ml
DEP (Diethyl Phthalate) – 50 ml
Purified / RO Water – 100 ml
This combination ensures a clear solution with a strong fragrance that spreads quickly in the air and lasts for hours.
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🔹 Step-by-Step Preparation Method
1. Take a clean glass or stainless-steel container.
2. Add Ethanol as the base solvent.
3. Mix in DEP to stabilize the solution.
4. Add your chosen fragrance oil and stir continuously.
5. Slowly pour purified water while mixing.
6. Keep the solution in an airtight container for 2–3 days to mature.
7. Finally, filter the solution and fill into spray bottles (100 ml, 200 ml, or 500 ml).
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🔹 Benefits of This Formula
1. Professional Quality – Comparable to market-branded air fresheners.
2. Long-Lasting Fragrance – One spray keeps the room fresh for hours.
3. Simple Ingredients – Easily available chemicals and fragrance oils.
4. Customizable – Choose from Rose, Jasmine, Aqua, Musk, Lemon, or essential oils like lavender and citronella.
5. Easy to Make – A quick process that can be done even in small batches.
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🔹 FAQs
Q1. Can I use normal alcohol instead of ethanol?
No, perfumery grade ethanol or denatured alcohol is recommended for the best results.
Q2. How many bottles can be prepared from this formula?
From 1 litre, you can make multiple bottles depending on the size (e.g., 5 bottles of 200 ml each).
Q3. Can I use natural essential oils?
Yes, you can use essential oils like lemongrass, lavender, citronella, or eucalyptus for herbal air fresheners.
Q4. How long does the fragrance last in a room?
On average, the fragrance lasts for 3–4 hours after spraying.
Q5. Is it safe for indoor use?
Yes, it is safe for normal use, but avoid direct spraying on food or skin.
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🔹 Disclaimer
This blog is for educational purposes only. Handle all chemicals carefully, wear gloves, and work in a well-ventilated space. Mannat Enterprises is not responsible for misuse or mishandling of raw materials.
