No two people have the same definition of what smells "good." It might be a spicy scent for one person, floral aroma for another, minty freshness or a medicinal antiseptic smell. One thing we can all agree on is that malodors are not pleasant for anyone. According to the Monell Chemical Sciences Center at Sweden's Umea University, common malodors like rotting garbage, a stinky wet dog or smelly socks can cause psychological and physiological stress. Therefore, making our homes smell good is beneficial to everyone's well-being.
Although there are many ways you can make your home smell great, it's essential to keep up with routine cleaning. This helps prevent any unpleasant smells that may arise from things like leaks or pests. Proper cleaning, repairs, and pest control will go a long way in making sure your house always smells lovely. Adding fragrance may cover up problems temporarily but won't solve the root of the issue.
