I was trying different herbal teas and happened upon an apple one that I was hoping would taste like hot cider but reminded me more of Red Hots candy...
Not what I was looking for. It did however, have a very strong fragrance that quickly filled the room and made it smell great. That night I added a tea bag to a mason jar (a ramekin or mug would work too) and poured hot water over it, then placed it on my electric candle warmer-it worked like a charm! The whole livingroom smelled like fall, cinnamon and apples-very nice:@)
These teas are around $2.25 for 20 tea bags at Walmart, and they can be reheated several times.
That's a very affordable, natural room freshener.
Have a happy day:@)
This would smell incredible! I'll look for it too! Hugs, Diane
ReplyDeleteWhat a brilliant idea Lynn! And what a great way to still enjoy your undrinkable tea! I am ready for the smells of fall 😅
ReplyDeleteLynn, what a great idea!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea, Lynn! I have some teas that I don't enjoy drinking, but would make a nice scent. You're so clever!!
ReplyDeleteSo wonderful, although it would make me want a cup of tea each time.
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ReplyDeleteGreat thinking! I probably would have tossed the whole box! So wasteful---glad you found an alternative use :)
ReplyDeleteGreat idea! =)
ReplyDeleteWhat a super idea! I have some teas that are on the old side That I was going to throw out. Now I am going to go through them and smell them to see which ones might work for this. You are so clever. Always enjoy reading your blog.
ReplyDeleteWell, that's brilliant! I know what you mean about the red hot flavor and I'm not a fan, either. What a clever use instead of tossing them. I have some peppermint that's too strong, I'll try it with that.
ReplyDeleteHave a good weekend!
My favorite is the chamomlie vanilla and there is a Blueberry one I really like. When I find tea thats to strong. I brew regular liptons and add the stronger tea a little bit to just flavor the liptons... But room fresher great idea.. W/ love Janice
ReplyDeleteA brilliant solution for undrinkable tea~ I'll steer clear of that one unless I want a room freshener Lynn, thanks for the heads up :)
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