Overview
- The core recipe being shared calls for boiling peels from two or three oranges with two cinnamon sticks (or a teaspoon of powder) in about half a liter of water for 10–15 minutes.
- Outlets report that the cooled liquid can be repurposed to wipe surfaces, scent mop water for floors, or be bottled as a spray for fabrics and rooms.
- Latest advice stresses basic safety: do not leave the pot unattended, test the mix on an inconspicuous spot before using on sensitive surfaces, keep any spray out of direct sun, and use it within five days.
- Variants highlighted include apple peels simmered with cinnamon and clove for a warm scent, and mandarin peels with fresh mint for a citrus-menthol aroma that articles say can feel decongesting.
- Coverage attributes purifying and antibacterial effects to natural citrus oils and cinnamon while presenting these tips as eco-friendly, economical ways to reduce synthetic fragrances at home.