I had company over the weekend, she used way too much perfume. How can I get the smell out of the whole room? I have laundered some things and tried laying others outside.
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You could try placing shallow containers of fresh coffee grounds around the room or try cinnamon. I have put cinnamon in a fry pan and put on low heat to remove odors. If you have an electric fry pan, or slo-cooker you could use that instead of a fry pan on your range.
A member of my family smokes when my DH is at work. He is very allergic to smoke. So I spray with OUST a couple of times and it does the trick.
Unscented febrese. Just spray it on yourself
I have air cleaners that plug right into the wall. I bought them at the grocery and Target. They cost about $25.00 and have an on/off switch. It cleans the air "no perfumes". I can't stand the Glade air cover things cause that is all any of that stuff does is cover up, but this is like a mini HEPA filter.
I have been chemical/Perfume sensitive for years.. one thing that I found that works well in the house or if someone gets perfume (scents) in your car is to put coffee grounds around the area... you could put some coffee grounds in a brown paper bag (or you can buy those little prepackaged coffee things).
Plug ins are not air cleaners. In fact, there is no such thing as an air cleaner. Plug ins put more scent in the air through chemicals that carry it. It just masks the smell and makes your environment even more toxic.
Try spraying vinegar in the room. Also, try setting out a bowl of charcoal (that you grill with). The coffee grounds work also.
I hate that too!
I have heard coffee grounds, vinegar in a bowl, or onion in water - seems the coffee grounds win out....haven't tried yet.....wonder if it also works for cigarette smoke in a room that was once a smoking room in motel?
Burn a vessel it smells everywhere no perfume can match it.
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