Simmer Pot Stovetop Potpourri Home Fragrance w/ Natural Spices Fruits & Herbs

Stovetop Potpourri 

A simmer pot is a method often referred to as stovetop potpourri, used for creating pleasant aromas in the home. It involves simmering water with various ingredients such as herbs, spices, and fruits, which can also serve as a form of elemental magic by incorporating the four elements: heat (fire), ingredients (earth), steam (air), and water.
A simmer pot is wonderful alternative to the conventional  "air freshener sprays" as no synthetics or chemicals are added. They can be used in aromatherapy, promoting well-being, not to mention the creation of a pleasant and inviting atmosphere in your home or environment. Not to mention it adds water to a dry environment.

All of our ingredients are all-natural mostly harvested from The Hollow or Reliable Farmer Choices.
We take great care in carefully dehydrating our apples, oranges, cranberries and botanicals.

Fragrances to choose:
A. Harvest -Dried Apples, Cinnamon Sticks, Star Anise, Whole Clove, Vanilla Bean, Baby Pinecones, and Coffee Beans
B. Christmas Memories- Star Anise , Dried Oranges, Rainbow Peppercorn, Dried Cranberries, Cinnamon Sticks, Whole Cloves, Pine Needle.
C- Breathe Easy- Dried Eucalyptus, Dried Rosemary, Bay Leaves, Whole Cloves, Dried Sage, Dehydrated Lemons, Mint Leaf
D. Summer Vibes- Dried Lavender, Rose Petals, Dehydrated Lemons, Dehydrated Limes, Dried Rosemary, Dried Whole Leaf Chamomile.
E. Forest Love- Dried Bay Leaf, Juniper Berry, Dehydrated Orange Slices, Eastern Pine Selection

Directions:
Prepare the Pot:
1. Fill a pot or saucepan about 3/4 full of water. (usually 4-6 cups of water) You can also use a slow cooker for longer simmering.
2. Combine your packet of ingredients
3. Bring to a boil over medium heat. Once boiling, reduce to a simmer. If your pot does not have a simmer hole escape, remove lid to allow fragrance to escape.
4. Keep an eye on the water level, adding more water as needed to prevent the pot from drying out. You can simmer for several hours, typically 2-3 hours is sufficient for a strong scent.
5. When you’re finished, turn off the heat. If you used fresh ingredients, discard them after use. If you used dried ingredients, you could refrigerate the mixture for later use.

5X8 Kraft Bags with instructions inside each bag
Approx 2 oz