To make a house smell so good, housekeepers use baking soda and vinegar for deep cleaning as well as ventilation.
Housekeepers also use essential oils, fresh flowers, candles as well as simmer pots like cinnamon and citrus for some good pleasant natural fragrances.
Some housekeepers also add oils to mops, vacuums and even dryer balls for lingering freshness.
Housekeepers often sprinkle baking soda on carpets and allow the baking soda to sit, then the housekeeper vacuums the carpet and places bowls of baking soda in smelly areas to absorb odors.
Housekeepers also often mix vinegar with baking soda to clean the drains as well as sanitize trash cans and use for general cleaning.
To keep a house smelling good, housekeepers also open windows when possible and use fans to circulate fresh air through the house and they also may use air purifiers and charcoal bags to filter out particles and absorb smells.
And curtains, sheets and pet beds are also washed frequently by the housekeeper.
Housekeepers enhance the scents in the home by using essential oils, simmer pots, fresh flowers and plants, candles and wax melts, scented sprays and vacuum and mop fresheners.
Adding scented oils to vacuum bags or mop water also helps keep the room smelling fresh and absorbs odors.
Scented sprays like linen sprays, of water and essential oils or commercial room sprays are often used.
Soy and beeswax candles that have cleaner burns are used sparingly by some housekeepers.
And fresh flowers and plants like herbs, roses and lilies add natural beauty as well as scent to the home.
And simmering water with citrus peels, cinnamon, cloves or vanilla for hours adds fresh scents to a home and even using essential oils like lavender, citrus, eucalyptus etc in diffusers or added to cleaning solutions, mop water or dryer balls for laundry help the room or home smell so good.