If you’re a lover of home fragrances, you probably express a mild annoyance every time you cook, and the smell of strong seasonings, oils, and, more embarrassingly, waste, invades your space. It seems inevitable. After all, what are you to do? Dedicate your life to a spotless kitchen and never cook up a meal again? I don't think so.
It is tempting to light a candle or plug in a diffuser an hour before guests come to help make your home smell good, but this won’t hide any underlying smells that linger regularly. Whether you host at the island or usher guests into other rooms, keeping your kitchen smelling fresh sets the standard for the rest of your home.
