Christmas smell on stove

Putting this on first thing in the am! Christmas Scent on the Stove Top. I bet this smells so good! #Christmas #diy

Potpourri

This homemade fragrance will make your christmas complete

Easy stovetop potpourri recipes for fall, winter, Christmas, spring, summertime or any time of year! Excellent gift ideas!

There's something so comforting about filling your home with delightful, natural fragrances. And what better way to do that than with fragrant simmer pot recipes? These seasonal simmer pots are not only easy to make but also customizable for every season of the year. Whether you’re celebrating the crispness of fall, the freshness of spring,

© 2009 – Photos May NOT be used without my express consent. One cut tangerine (& peelings from one I already ate), four whole cloves, one tsp. of vanilla, & 1/2 tsp. cinnamon simmering on the stovetop has my whole house smelling like Christmas.

<p>Fill your home with the inviting aromas of winter fruit, spices and herbs with this holiday simmer pot. For an extra yuletide flourish, add a small branch from your holiday tree to the mix.</p>

Simmering potpourri is an easy way to make your home smell amazing! Use these 3 simmer pot recipes at home, or give stovetop potpourri as a gift!

Make your home smell like Christmas with this yummy stovetop potpourri recipe!

Christmas Stovetop Potpourri - House of Nash Eats

MAKE YOUR HOUSE SMELL LIKE CHRISTMAS. At Home With Shannon · Original audio

The Smell of Christmas

What’s a simmer pot? Simmer pots are sometimes called stovetop potpourri. Basically it’s a simmering pot of citrus, spices, and all things nice to make your house smell amazing and welcoming.…

This Christmas Stovetop Potpourri makes your house smell AMAZING! Give it as gifts to bring some extra cheer to your loved ones this year!

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Mmmmm. I love for my house to smell good. In the autumn, I want it to smell like cinnamon and cloves (click here to read how I do that). But now that we're in the last stretches of winter and heading quickly toward spring, I want my house to smell a little lighter, a little fresher, but still warm and welcoming. I discovered a way to create just the aroma I was wanting, and it couldn't be more simple. In fact, it requires just two ingredients. Here's what to do: Peel an orange. Put the…

This smells just like Christmas! Cranberries, Nutmeg, pine needles and vanilla.