There is nothing worse than a bad odor, am I right? These 11 Odor Killing Hacks will help you beat the stink and keep your home smelling fresh and clean!
In case you haven’t heard, we have new puppy. He is the cutest, sweetest thing ever, but he’s a puppy, which means there are lots of little accidents and most of them involve a not so great odor. It also means that we have 4 animals in our home now, and my biggest fear is that when you walk into our home, you will be able to tell. Here…let me just share the cuteness!
They are both Boston Terriers. Nash is 1 1/2 and Bentley is 4 months old…aren’t they the sweetest? I love them soooo much, but the thought of my home smelling like animals is one of my biggest fears. Today I want to share 11 easy homemade cleaning hacks you can make to help kill odors and keep your home smelling fresh and clean! Just click the photo or highlighted text under each photo to go to the full post for each odor buster!
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I hope these 11 Odor Killing Hacks will help you beat the stink in your home too!
I have an old trunk I want to paint. When you open it it has a smell. What would I use
to kill this smell?
I would use arm and Hammer baking soda just dry heaved a sprinkle it in or put it in a small container and set it inside and give it a little bit of time.
I am frustrated:
I can not find your list of 11 odor killing hacks for the kitchen sink.
I did see a lot of other neat ideas for the rest of the house.
Could you help me with the list for the kitchen sink?
Thank you for your time