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Studded oranges...

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MrsChristmasDB · 21/12/2011 23:56

do they really make the house smell lovely ? Or is it just a myth ?

TIA Xmas Smile

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MrsChristmasDB · 22/12/2011 16:11

Well, do they ?

Am I to assume as no-one has replied that they don't ?

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candytuft63 · 22/12/2011 16:19

Yes they make the house smell-lovely if you like the actual smell of cloves. Personally it reminds me of when I had raging toothache. Xmas Sad

DeeOfTheNorthPole · 22/12/2011 16:20

Yes they do! And they last for ages. I've still got a couple from last year - I put them on the radiators and you get a lovely clovey christmassy smell whenever the heating comes on.

I'm doing a couple of new ones tonight! Xmas Smile

MrsChristmasDB · 22/12/2011 16:24

Ooh, thank you.

I might get a couple and give it a go. Xmas Smile

I love Christmassy smells. Usually via a plug-in or 'puffer' of some description, but I thought I might try the 'natural' way !

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G0ldenbrown · 22/12/2011 16:25

So, what do you actually do? Just stick cloves in orange skin?

DeeOfTheNorthPole · 22/12/2011 16:32

That's exactly what you do Golden! I'm not a very artsy/craftsy type person but this is the ONE thing I can do and it always works and I love it! Xmas Grin

G0ldenbrown · 22/12/2011 16:33

Interesting. I'll have to go get some oranges and give this a shot. hell of a lot cheaper than smelly candles

MrsChristmasDB · 22/12/2011 16:36

That's what I was thinking, G0lden. Xmas Smile

I have a plug-in thing that's been going for years, but I am sure you get 'immune' to it in the end...

I did have a rather delicious spray thingy from M&S one year, but I used it all, and have never been able to find it again.

I think I am going to stud some oranges and get some cinammon sticks too.

Mmmmmmmm !

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ristretto · 22/12/2011 18:20

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DeeOfTheNorthPole · 22/12/2011 20:30

Don't know if it makes the difference but I always keep mine on the radiators - turn every so often so they dry out evenly...after that there's nothing to go mouldy...it's more like Christmassy pot pouri iyswim Smile

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