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Gel Air Freshener

 

Ingredients

2 cups of distilled water

Essential oil/fragrance of your choice.

4 packages of knox gelatin

2 oz of clear vodka (to keep freshener from growing mold)

Food coloring (optional)

 

Directions

Heat 1 cup of water almost to a boil. Add the gelatin and stir until

dissolved. Remove from heat add another cup of distilled water, 10-20

drops of oil/fragrance, and food coloring if desired.

 

You can replace food coloring and oil/fragrance with premade liquid

potpourri (available at most craft stores, candle shops, etc.). The

procedure would be the same. Heat 1 cup of the liquid potpourri, almost

to a boil. Stir in 4 packets of Knox gelatin, until dissolved. Then stir

in 1 cup cool liquid potpourri.

 

Pour the mixture into clean baby food jars and set at room temperature

overnight until set. You can place the jars in the refrigerator if you

need them to set more quickly, but be aware that the smell will permeate

the fridge.

 

For gift giving, you can decorate the baby food jars by wrapping with

material, or glueing on wallpaper, stickers, wrapping paper, etc.

 

To use, place the jar on the stovetop (not directly on the burner!)

while cooking, heat in a potpourri burner, or simply set out on a table

and enjoy the aroma.

 

 

 

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anything else you can use other than vodka?

 

--- Vicki <vstory wrote:

 

> Gel Air Freshener

>

> Ingredients

> 2 cups of distilled water

> Essential oil/fragrance of your choice.

> 4 packages of knox gelatin

> 2 oz of clear vodka (to keep freshener from growing

> mold)

> Food coloring (optional)

>

> Directions

> Heat 1 cup of water almost to a boil. Add the

> gelatin and stir until

> dissolved. Remove from heat add another cup of

> distilled water, 10-20

> drops of oil/fragrance, and food coloring if

> desired.

>

> You can replace food coloring and oil/fragrance with

> premade liquid

> potpourri (available at most craft stores, candle

> shops, etc.). The

> procedure would be the same. Heat 1 cup of the

> liquid potpourri, almost

> to a boil. Stir in 4 packets of Knox gelatin, until

> dissolved. Then stir

> in 1 cup cool liquid potpourri.

>

> Pour the mixture into clean baby food jars and set

> at room temperature

> overnight until set. You can place the jars in the

> refrigerator if you

> need them to set more quickly, but be aware that the

> smell will permeate

> the fridge.

>

> For gift giving, you can decorate the baby food jars

> by wrapping with

> material, or glueing on wallpaper, stickers,

> wrapping paper, etc.

>

> To use, place the jar on the stovetop (not directly

> on the burner!)

> while cooking, heat in a potpourri burner, or simply

> set out on a table

> and enjoy the aroma.

>

>

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