Want to turn your car into a fragrant paradise without relying on those embarrassing pine tree-shaped monstrosities? Here’s the deal: grab some baking soda, a few drops of your favourite essential oil (lavender or eucalyptus work wonders), and a small breathable container like a cloth bag or a mason jar with holes punched in the lid. Mix the baking soda with the oils, pour it into your container, and place it somewhere discreet in your car. Replace every couple of weeks, or when your nostrils start to rebel. Voilà, a homemade air freshener that's cheap, effective, and won’t make your car smell like a chemical factory.
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