Make your home smell like Christmas almost instantly with these Safe + All Natural Christmas Simmer Pot Recipes you can enjoy all season long!

Finding safe and natural ways to clean my home is important to me, since conventional cleaners can cause a host of health problems, smell terrible, and are, therefore, completely banned from my home.

Luckily, natural cleaning methods are just as effective at killing germs and freshening the air – without all the dangerous chemicals that can make you and your family sick.

These Fresh, Natural + Festive Christmas Simmer Pots are no different.  You can mix up a fresh batch of simmer pot ingredients in just minutes and have your home smelling amazing almost instantly! 

Great for parties or just a winter weekend at home.

Simmer Pots also make great gifts all year round.  Make extra to give away to family and friends for the holidays or any occasion! 

And here’s an added bonus:  the boiling water releases moisture into the air in the form of steam the same way a humidifier would, which can really help colds and allergies all winter long. 

You can also put a fan next to the stove to circulate the moisture and fragrance even more.

PRO TIP:  Worried about leaving the stove unattended?  Put your ingredients in a cheap single-serve Crock Pot to make your simmer pot 100% hassle free!

For more ways to make your home smell amazing this holiday season, check out the following: 

12 Homemade Natural Simmer Pot Recipes for Fall

17 Brilliant All Natural Home Scent Hacks

25 Natural Ways to Make Your Home Smell Like Christmas

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Festive Christmas Simmer Pots That Will Make Your Home Smell Amazing This Holiday

cranberry, citrus, and pine

I think grapefruit might be my all-time favorite scent! 

This stovetop potpourri recipe makes great use of the winter fruit mixed with cranberries, ginger, cinnamon, and pine branches cut straight from the tree.

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orange, pine, and clove

Simmer pots don’t have to be complicated.  Just two or three ingredients will do.

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peppermint stick

Pop a candy cane or two in a pot of water for the easiest simmer pot ever!  You can use Peppermint Essential Oil or fresh peppermint, too.

cran-apple spice

This recipe smells fruity and spicy like wassail.  Feel free to swap out the apples for pears and add a couple cinnamon sticks for a warmer fragrance.

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LEMON EUCALYPTUS

Take a break from traditional holiday fragrances with this fresh and natural winter potpourri.

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ALL YOUR FAVORITES

This potpourri pot has ALL your favorite Christmas scents:  cranberries, tangerines, cinnmon, Star anise, cloves, pine, and more!

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CITRUS JUNIPER

Blanket your home in the fresh, bright, woodsy scent of orange, lemon, and juniper berries.

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PINE + PINE CONES

This recipe shows you can make a wonderfully aromatic seasonal air freshener for free!  All it takes is a short walk in the woods to find your favorite natural ingredients.

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GRAPEFRUIT, ROSEMARY + VANILLA

Nothing removes offensive odors like citrus fruits, including grapefruit, currently in season.  Since rosemary isn’t technically in season this time of year, feel free to omit it or pop a few sprigs of pine in the pot instead.

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SPICED COFFEE

Nothing smells as warm and comforting as fresh brewed coffee.  Even people who don’t like to drink coffee often love how it smells!  This simmer pot blends fresh coffee beans with Christmas favorites like cinnamon, Star anise, cardamom, and allspice berries.

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Make your home smell amazing for holiday guests or a quiet night at home with these Easy, Affordable + Festive Christmas Simmer Pots your family and friends will love!

What do you think of these Holiday Simmer Pot Recipes?  Share your thoughts in the comments below!

More Scent Hacks:

12 Homemade Natural Simmer Pot Recipes for Fall

17 Brilliant All Natural Home Scent Hacks

DIY Gift Ideas:  Homemade Holiday Potpourris

25 Natural Ways to Make Your Home Smell Like Christmas

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