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I think whichever way we do things, eventually the smell will go.
I've found with the teabag method I can gauge the strength before it goes in and it can last upto a year. I let the bags *rest* for a while before using them, then add a bit more if it's not strong enough. The longest lasting smell I've had has been from the drawer sachets I bought from Dunelms. The smell can last years ![]()
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You are just too funny. x
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So far as the oils on the outside go, I know that real aromatherapy oils don't leave a mark, so they should be OK, so long as they are pure, other oils you would have to check on a piece of fabric that didn't matter.
Oh, but if you used a resin, like Vertiver, Benzoin or some Patchoulie oils, they would leave a brown mark if used directly on the fabric. |
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