Simple Clean Essential Oil Blend

Tired of cleaners that either smell like harsh chemicals or hide behind overwhelming fragrances? You want your home to smell genuinely clean—not artificial or perfumey—while using ingredients you can trust.

Meet Simple Clean—an essential oil blend that adds natural freshness to your cleaning routine. This carefully crafted blend combines pure essential oils like lemon, cedarwood, and sweet orange to create a crisp, clean scent that feels authentic and welcoming.

Add a few drops to your favorite DIY recipes—whether you're making all-purpose spray, refreshing laundry, or deodorizing carpets. No harsh chemicals. No artificial fragrances. Just the pure, lingering scent of clean.

Take it from Sandra who says, "The whole room is freshened up after just wiping down the kitchen counter. This has become my go-to essential oil blend."

Once you try it, you'll understand why so many customers say it's the one oil they reach for every cleaning day.

• Smells Like a Truly Clean Home: This fresh, crisp blend of citrus, woods, and herbs makes your whole space smell clean—not masked, not perfumey, just clean. It’s the scent customers say their husbands (and even guests) notice and love.
• Works Hard in Every Room: From degreasing kitchen counters to freshening laundry and deodorizing bathrooms, this blend does it all. Add it to cleaning sprays, diffusers, toilet bombs, carpet powders, or even cotton balls in vents.
• Backed by Powerful Ingredients: Each oil—lemon, cedarwood, lemongrass, balsam fir, cypress, sweet orange, pine, and tea tree—was chosen for its ability to cut grease, fight odors, and purify the air. It’s cleaning support, bottled.
• Goes a Long Way: Just 10–20 drops per recipe means one bottle can last for 10+ batches of cleaner, sprays, or laundry boosters—making it a smart, budget-friendly switch.
• Makes Cleaning Feel More Satisfying: When the scent you’re using smells this good, wiping down the kitchen or folding laundry feels a little more rewarding. You’ll be surprised how often you reach for it—and how much you look forward to it.