Unscented Sachet Base

Directions:
Add 16 oz of Sachet Base to a glass jar with lid with 1 oz of fragrance oil. Cover jar and shake frequently over a couple of days to allow Sachet Base to fully absorb fragrance oil. Add scented Sachet Base to muslin bags, organza bags or Sachet Envelopes.

To make Vacuum Cleaner sachets: simply make a sachet bag according to directions and toss in your vacuum - it will help make your house smell divine every time you vacuum!

Testing is always recommended to ensure desired results are achieved. Do not place scented Sachet Base on wood, plastic, or painted surfaces because any unabsorbed fragrance can cause damage to surface areas. Warning labels on your finished products are recommended to ensure customers use them properly.

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Posted By: Velenciah   |   December 12, 2022

"Can this be used in the dryer as a dryer sachet? "

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Staff Answer This is something that you would need to test. We have not tested this product for this application.

Posted By: WSP Staff   |   Date: December 20, 2022

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Posted By: Martha   |   June 03, 2021

"Is the modifier helpful for these mixtures?"

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Staff Answer You should not need to add a modifier to this base. It will naturally soak up the fragrance.

Posted By: WSP Staff   |   Date: June 04, 2021

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Posted By: MICHELLE   |   April 02, 2021

"How much fragrance oil do you mix with 1lb of this base? "

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Staff Answer We recommend adding 6% of fragrance oil to this base, which in your example would be 1 oz.

Posted By: WSP Staff   |   Date: April 05, 2021

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