Scent blocks! What are scent blocks and what can you do with them?
A home that smells wonderful starts with small, conscious choices. Scent blocks are a subtle yet powerful way to give your interior a warm, inviting atmosphere. What are scent blocks? Scent blocks are blocks based on essential oils and were originally used in Morocco and Eastern countries. Nowadays, scent blocks are also hugely popular in the Netherlands and are primarily used as home fragrance. The scent blocks have a delightful aroma that you can apply or use in various ways, allowing you to enjoy them for a long time. Why choose scent blocks? Safe — no flame, no risk Long-lasting — months of scent without refilling Decorative — beautiful as an object in itself Sustainable — often made from natural materials How do you use them? These scent blocks emit a wonderful and long-lasting aroma. You can use them as a home fragrance, clothing and air freshener, and as a body perfume. You can use them in various ways. Here are our tips: Place one or more blocks decoratively on a small dish and the scent will spread on its own. Ideal for the living room, bedroom, bathroom, or restroom; Give one or more blocks a spot in your (linen) closet, in a designated bag, and your clothes will smell wonderful; Let the blocks melt on a dish near a heater; You can melt a block (partially) in an oil burner; Crumble (part of) a block and vacuum it up so it ends up in the vacuum cleaner bag. This ensures a constant scent diffusion while vacuuming; Put a scent block in a designated bag and hang it in the car. Be careful not to hang the scent block directly behind glass, as it may melt in the summer; Buying scent blocks After reading about all these possibilities, we hope you are just as enthusiastic about the scent blocks as we are. In our webshop, you will find four wonderful scents and colors. Will you go for a color that matches your interior, or will you let yourself be guided by the description of the scents such as Vanilla, Amber, Patchouli, or Lavender? Discover them here.