This Versatile Spray Makes It Easy To Refresh Fabrics

• How To Make A Lavender Linen Spray
• How To Use Your Lavender Linen Spray
• Keep This Recipe Handy With Spray Bottle Labels

For linens, towels, and other fabrics that smell as fresh and clean as they look, this simple spray is all you need.

Whether it’s our clothing, bath towels, or sheets, we all want the various fabrics in our home to be clean, but cleanliness isn’t all about appearances. In fact, I would argue that when it comes to fabric, the way something smells is just as important as the way it looks! 🙂

And today’s blog post will arm you with a simple tool you can use to ensure that all of the fabric and linens in your home smell as clean as they look. You’ll learn how to use natural ingredients to make a lavender-scented linen spray, and I know you’re going to love it as much as I do.

We’ll go over how to make it first, and then we’ll explore where you can use it around the house.

Apart from the ingredients, the only other thing you’ll need to make this linen spray is a 16-ounce spray bottle. I always recommend using dark-colored glass when working with essential oils to protect them the degrading effects of sunlight, and my favorite 16-ounce amber glass spray bottle is perfect for this project (and other DIY concoctions that include essential oils!)

How To Make A Lavender Linen Spray

Ingredients:

1/2 cup rubbing alcohol*

40 drops lavender essential oil

1 1/2 cups distilled water

*Note: If you don’t happen to have any rubbing alcohol on hand, you could use witch hazel or unflavored vodka instead!

Directions:

1. Pour the alcohol and lavender oil into a 16-ounce glass spray bottle.
2. Fill the remaining space in the bottle with distilled water (about 1 1/2 cups), then replace the spray top.
3. Shake the bottle to mix the ingredients, and shake lightly before each use, as the ingredients tend to separate over time.

How To Use Your Lavender Linen Spray

Spritz your linen spray over your bed linens, towels, curtains, throw pillows, furniture upholstery, and more! It’s an easy way to naturally freshen fabrics with a light scent that isn’t cloying or overpowering.

You can spray it over clothing before ironing to help steam out wrinkles and add a fresh scent, or use it to freshen up spare sets of bedding and towels that have been sitting in your linen closet for a while.

Finally, the scent of lavender essential oil is well known for its relaxing effect, so you could even use this spray on your bed pillows to help promote restful and regenerative sleep!

Keep This Recipe Handy With Spray Bottle Labels

This Lavender Linen Spray is one of the four recipes included in set of laundry recipe spray bottle labels, along with my Ultimate Stain Remover, Spray Starch, and Wrinkle Release Spray. These clear, self-adhesive labels are printed with white text so they’re easy to read when applied to amber glass spray bottles. With these recipe labels, you’ll never have to go searching for the recipes for your favorite homemade laundry products.

Have you ever used a linen spray at home?

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