ITEMS NEEDED:
Lemon Peels
Lime Peels (optional)
Orange Peels (optional)
Vinegar
Funnel (optional but helpful)
Spray Bottle
Wide-Mouth Glass Jar
EASY STEPS:
--Fill a wide-mouth mason or other glass jar with vinager and your leftover lemon, orange peels and/or lime peels. Let this sit a few days (there is no exact time table, it's personal preference of how much patience you have to wait for the citrus smell). I just throw them in whenever I have lemon or orange peels left over from baking/cooking. You can throw a whole lemon/orange in there too if you want! The sky is the limit.
* If you are in the "extreme-vinegar-smell-hating" club then I would recommend using fresh whole lemons, oranges, and/or limes to assist in overpowering the vinager smell. I use leftovers and I can just slightly smell the vinager, but I know you guys have those extra keen noses.
--Once it has reached your desired citrus smell pour the mixture into your plastic spray container (I recycled an empty cleaner bottle, But you can get a spray bottle at the dollar store). As you know, I love funnels so of course I used one! Best invention ever!
Hi Meg,
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Hugs, Smiles and Blessings,
Robin @ Fluster Buster
Thank you Robin for your tutorial and for letting me know about this. It was easy to understand, I appreciate the thoughtfulness.
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