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Lavender Cherry Room Spray: A Northern Michigan Cherry Stand at Home
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Guests on the way? A few spritzes of our Lavender Cherry Room Spray and your house smells like a Traverse City cherry stand in lavender season. Sweet, juicy cherry leads, and soft lavender keeps it bright without feeling artificial.
A very Michigan scent
Michigan grows a lot of cherries, especially up north along the Lake Michigan shoreline, so cherry and lavender feel like two halves of a Michigan summer. In this spray the cherry is sweet and juicy, and the lavender rounds off the edges so it reads as fresh fruit rather than cherry candy.
How to use it
- In the air: two or three sprays toward the middle of the room.
- On fabric: a light mist over couch pillows, throws or guest-bed linens from about a foot away. Test a hidden spot first.
- In closets: a quick spritz on the closet floor or a fabric bin, not directly on clothes you plan to wear right away.
- In the car: mist the floor mats, away from leather, screens and the dashboard.
Avoid spraying directly onto wood furniture or finished surfaces.
Building a cherry-scented home
If cherry is your favorite, it also comes in our Lavender Cherry bar soap and foaming hand soap, so the guest bath and the living room can match. For variety, the room spray lineup includes other scents, from bright Blueberry Lemonade to the seasonal Christkindl; see them all on the all-scents listing.
Where cherry works best
Its bright, cheerful scent suits entryways, guest rooms and bathrooms, where you want a good first impression. It is also a fun pick for a summer cabin or a cottage rental getting ready for weekend company.
Gifting
A bottle of cherry room spray makes a sweet gift for anyone who loves northern Michigan, or anyone who has moved away and misses it. Pair it with the matching soap in the Gift Box Builder, or see more on our gifts page.
Frequently asked questions
Is the cherry scent strong?
It is bright and noticeable, but the lavender softens it. Start with a couple of sprays and add more if you like.
Can I spray it on my bed linens?
Yes, lightly. Test a hidden spot first, mist from a distance and let the fabric dry before use.
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