Obsessed housekeepers share simple tips on how to smell your home clean on a budget and why a ...

No matter how often you clean your home, sometimes terrible smells linger for hours or days, especially if you have smelly pets or children.

But there are easy ways to always keep your home smelling divine, and you don't have to spend a fortune either.

Tom Church, co-founder of LatestDeals.co.uk and his money saving community shared their top tips for a perfectly smelling home Credit: latesdeals.co.uk

Cleaning experts of money saving community LatestDeals.co.uk have teamed up to provide guidance for the elimination of odors with small to create budget.

From sticking to a schedule to some simple heating tips, here's how to cool your home in a jiffy.

Stick to a wax melting schedule

Melted wax seems like a surefire way to make your home smell and feel like heaven, and these women have their own simple methods that you can use all over your home.

Melted wax is a great way to make your home cozy and smell nice at the same time Photo Credit: Getty

Katie Kielkowski said, "I thoroughly clean all parts once a week and make my own soy wax melts. I burn one in the morning and one in the evening."

Clare Sagar has a similar method that uses molten wax in addition to a cheap room spray and carpet sanitizer.

Another woman, Rebecca Royston, shared her weekly routine: "I melted wax and a reed diffuser in every room once a week. Everyone always says the house smells good."

Tom Church, co- founder of LatestDeals.co.uk , said: "Wax fountains are always cheap buys, especially at stores like B&H and Poundland you can buy them in bulk for a few pounds and smell fragrant from home .. ".

Many keep their couches and other upholstery cool by using fabric softeners and even dry shampoo Photo Credit: Getty

Focus on your upholstery

A woman named Amy Walls loves to spray her upholstery which keeps her home cool, and fabric softener is her secret weapon.

"I put fabric softener and water in a spray bottle and sprayed my soft furniture," he said, but cautioned against spraying floors that could make them slippery.

Another tip came from Ellen Humphries, who recommended the dry shampoo.

She explained, "Use it on carpets, rugs and couches, and wash all of your curtains. All of these upholstery fabrics trap odors."

And when you have leftover vodka, Claire Bear recommends adding it to a spray bottle for cleaning.

"Use vodka in a spray bottle. It's a good deodorant on fabrics like sofas, curtains, and mattresses," he said.

Cleaning the heater when it's on is a surefire way to smell the space divine Photo credit: Getty

Tips for radiators

For others, a few simple tricks with their heating are the secret to a smelly home, and Karen Kelly uses fabric softener.

She said, "I use fabric softener to clean my radiators when they're on; the smell spreads all over the house."

Also, another woman named Amy Louise puts Zofolora in dryer sheets and cleans radiators, especially when they're hot.

Others agreed with Sue Cheeseman, adding, "I put fabric softener in 50/50 water and used it to clean the radiators. When lit the house smells fabulous.

Tom said, "I have Zoflora under the kitchen sink, it was a good deal from Poundland. I'm going to test the heater tonight and see if my partner notices!"

Some people think ventilation is best and that opening doors and windows is key Credit: Getty

Keep rooms cool

Instead of focusing on a specific part of a room, these clean women like to take on larger areas thinking that this is the only way to keep it fresh.

Carol Street recommends filling a room with a diffuser and essential oils with sweet scents, while another approach is to keep the room airy.

"Ventilate the room by opening the doors and windows," recommended Jacqueline Martin, and Ellen Humphries agreed that people should fight odors by opening all of their doors and windows.

Nikita Clarke also uses this method and said: "I love the freshness that an open window brings with it."

While one woman, Dominique Scott, gave a quick tip on how to freshen up your trash.

She explained, "Use Lenor clothing beads in the back of the kitchen trash can, it smells great."

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Do the housework

A little tidiness around the house won't put you off, either, and these seasoned housekeepers have shared their best tips.

Darren Metcalfe uses his own cleansing cocktail made from essential oils, especially lemon scents, which he says "smell rich".

Similarly, Melissa Connelly believes that white vinegar and baking soda work and remove bad odors that can be left behind.

Lynsey Davis also focused on vacuuming and suggested, "Put unstoppables on your filter. Leaves a pleasant smell every time you vacuum. "

Tom said, "Most of us will have supplies like disinfectant, flash, and baking soda in our house, so making such mixes for cleaning surfaces is easy and cheap."

Baking soda is great for stubborn stains or smelly carpets Photo Credit: Getty

Use the tips for removing stains

Removing unwanted stains can help make your home look and feel divine, and there are a few tips to help you with that.

Phoe Panda chooses baking soda as a versatile product because it "not only has abrasive properties" which means that it is "a good material for removing stains and crunchy things, but also very good at deodorising".

For a dirty, smelly carpet, just cover it with baking soda and let it sit for 10-15 minutes, then vacuum it off.

Phoe said, "I had a used leather sofa that reeked of cigarette smoke. Two nightly 'baths' in baking soda completely eliminated the odor. "

But she noticed that he smelled nothing special and only had a "neutral smell".

Other mothers agreed that this was good advice when children or dogs "get sick" on carpets.

One woman swears by sage sticks, an age-old practice that would also help with sleep Photo Credit: Getty

Use some witch magic

If you really want to make it even better, Marie Lykewakewitch can take the top off.

She recommends using sage sticks as they "purify and purify the air with a little magic magic".

Tom explained, "Smudging is a practice with a lot of history. It has traditionally been associated with preventing negativity from entering the home, which could negatively affect sleep.

"There is also some research that suggests that sage can help with insomnia. Those who have classic garden sage can burn it as it helps both sleep and sleep."

"To coat a house with sage, hold it at a 45-degree angle, and then light it. Let it burn for about 20 seconds, then turn off the flame. The ritual is complete when you turn on." one end see orange glow point, you can start cleaning the room ".

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