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Pots of basil by the door and bowls of dried mint are an old kitchen habit. A pleasant scent may nudge a few flies away, but cleanliness, lids and screens do the real work.
Houseplants are often sold as natural air purifiers. The research tells a more modest story: plants bring real pleasure to a room, but fresh air and fewer pollution sources do the heavy lifting.
A pot of citronella or lavender on the patio does little to stop mosquitoes. One plant-based ingredient, oil of lemon eucalyptus in registered repellents, is recommended by the CDC, and that difference matters.
A musty smell in a wardrobe is almost always a sign of damp. Herbs can add a fresh scent, but the real fix is drying things out and cleaning away any mold.
Baking soda sprinkled on a dry carpet and vacuumed up the next morning is an old, cheap way to freshen a room. A little dried lavender adds a soft scent, unless you share your home with pets.
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