Making a new home smell like your own
A new home often smells of the people who lived there before. With air, cleaning and a few familiar things, it soon starts to feel like yours.
A new home often smells of the people who lived there before. With air, cleaning and a few familiar things, it soon starts to feel like yours.
A guest room that is rarely used can smell shut in. Fresh air, clean bedding and a few thoughtful touches make visitors feel welcome.
Spilt milk turns sour quickly if it is left to soak in. Acting fast and using cool water keeps the smell from settling into the fibres.
Over time a sofa soaks up the smell of food, pets and everyday life. Airing, vacuuming and washing what can be washed will bring it back to life.
A teenager's room can smell of trainers, laundry and last night's snack. A calm chat, a working routine and a bit of fresh air make a real difference.
Many fridges send their meltwater to a small tray at the back, and that tray can start to smell. A few careful minutes with a cloth put it right.