Re: Aromatherapy for selling a house!

[Guest guest]

Because I love the scent and because chai tea is so popular now, I suggest:

Chai Tea

Cardamom & Clove

Cardamom has been used in Chinese and Ayurvedic medicine for 3,000 years. Clove

is used in Tibetan remedies for stress relief. Together they are comforting and

revitalizing.

Good luck!

Cheryl

[Guest guest]

Sara,

I don't know about aromatherapy per se, but I've heard that if you bake

bread or an apple pie or something before a showing, it helps sell the

house.

Therese

[Guest guest]

Sara,

I have used cider spices (cinnamon sticks, clove etc.) in water left on low for

this purpose in the past. I suppose you could even put them in some cider and

set out some cups and a ladle. Good luck!

Kathy

[Guest guest]

I have herd that the smell of a pumpkin pie baking will sell a house the

fastest.

Kimi

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Re: Aromatherapy for selling a house!

Sara,

I don't know about aromatherapy per se, but I've heard that if you bake

bread or an apple pie or something before a showing, it helps sell the

house.

Therese

[Guest guest]

This is true my husband sells houses and they do that.

Also open all the window blinds.. and show in the

mid-day.

andrea

--- & Therese Laurdan <rkissel@...>

wrote:

> Sara,

>

> I don't know about aromatherapy per se, but I've

> heard that if you bake

> bread or an apple pie or something before a showing,

> it helps sell the

> house.

>

> Therese

>

>

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[Guest guest]

Sara,

Citrusy scents are very uplifting. The Aura Cacia line at the coops is an

inexpensive line. Put a diffuser of some sort in each room. Perhaps vary

them slightly from one room to another. And I've heard fresh baked cookies or

bread is also nice.

And of course, decluttered to the max. Move most everything out, just

" stage " your home to look like a model home. Look at other homes on the market

in

your price range or just above your price range, and pay attention to how

long the property has been on the market, if it is a dud, try to figure out why

and avoid those mistakes.

And I'm glad you got the Allium c. It is a great cold remedy.

Warmly,

beth

In a message dated 2/1/2006 4:04:44 P.M. Central Standard Time,

mom2hns@... writes:

Say,

We will be putting this house up for market in a month or two. Of course,

we want to put it in the best light possible, and that includes...<drum roll

please> Aromatherapy! But of course!

I want to have a nice, pervasive (but not cloying of course) scent that

galvanizes people into making offers on our house! And for more than what it's

worth! Yeah! (Am I dreaming? This sounds almost like pheromones for

Valentine's Day! lol).

I can't decide if I want " energizing " or " calming " or whatever- I want what

would work pretty well overall and please more people than less. Any ideas,

tips? I would not be around to attend to the scent-making, except perhaps

once a day. (We will be at our new house- overlapping, see.) Thus candles are

out.

My hubby is serious. If you refer our future buyer, my hubby will gladly

pay you $200. Email me off list if you are interested in more info to pass on.

I am already skating on thin ice here already, with this list being for

traditional foods and I'm talking about aromatherapy!

And sure, I can give a post-status report on how the aromatherapy worked on

selling this house if you want! lol

Thanks so much,

Sara R. - Eagan

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