Of all the “ natural air fresheners,” I think this is the one that has the strongest possibility for the office. If you’re really not a tea drinker, consider using coffee grounds, perhaps laid out in a bowl somewhere non-obvious in your office. (I love this mint tea especially.) You don’t even have to drink it - just having it on your desk helps mask other smells without being overwhelming. Especially before you have a meeting in your office, get a nice big cup of mint tea. Ask for the office carpet to be cleaned (or try it yourself with a DIY technique over the weekend).Īfter that, try to open the window(s) and get air circulating at least once a day.ī) Drink mint tea. I’ve used this one many times after cooking experiments have gone poorly, or the extremely rare occasion when we’ve had a friend over and let him or her smoke in the apartment. The vinegar absorbs other odors… and the vinegar smell goes away pretty quickly once you get rid of the vinegar itself. In addition to cleaning your office, you may want to try leaving a bowl of vinegar out overnight.
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So here are a few ideas for how to make your office smell nice without any of those artificial fresheners…Ī) Get rid of built-up funk. I’ve advised against office fragrances in the past (in part because I think I made that mistake when I started!), and readers are always against easily-smelled perfume at the office. Do you, or your readers, have any suggestions for an office-appropriate air freshener that won’t smell too floral and isn’t too overpowering, but would take care of the food smells? I hate it when people walk in and my office smells like Lean Cuisine! Thank you! My office inevitably ends up smelling like food during lunch time because of people constantly microwaving their lunch. I work at a law firm, and my office is pretty close to the kitchen on my floor. What are your best tips on how to make your office smell nice - without offending any of your coworkers or clients? Reader P asks a great question about de-smelling tips for her office:
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