This DIY Homemade No.2 Poo Spray made with essential oils, glycerine and a couple other household ingredients is really easy to make. Add this free printable label with simple instructions as how to use it and you’re set!
Even though everybody does it, we all ignore that it happens, but…. everybody poops. That’s why it’s brilliant to have a bottle of this Homemade No.2 Poo Spray in your guest bathroom.
With the holidays coming up, you’re bound to have a house full of guests at some point. Heck, it doesn’t even need to be a household full, it could just be a couple of friends and believe me, you’ll be thankful you have this.
Homemade No.2 Poo Spray
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It not only saves embarrassment for your guests if the need presents itself, but it also prevents embarrassing smelly smells wafting through your home that you’d be forced to ignore.
We have 4 bathrooms. (I know! Who really needs 4?) We have the teen bathroom downstairs, our master bathroom, the upstairs guest bathroom, and our main floor powder room. Our powder room is the one that’s used the most during holiday gatherings. As if it’s not embarrassing enough to need to go No.2, the fan in that bathroom sounds like a jet engine, which of course alerts the entire household that you need the fan.
That’s when I thought I’d try to make my own “poo spray” to hide embarrassing odors. All you do is spray 3 or 4 times into the toilet bowl before you go. And it magically keeps the odor from escaping the bowl.
My new spray will provide the perfect finishing touch to my bathrooms! I’ll be making my guests SO comfortable, they’ll forget any embarrassing thoughts that may occur.
How to Make Homemade No.2 Poo Spray
Supplies Needed:
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- Small travel size spray mister
- essential oils in the scents you like (I used Lemon Grass, Sweet Orange, and Lavender)
- vegetable glycerine
- rubbing alcohol
- distilled water (I didn’t have distilled water, so I boiled water and let it cool)
Additional Items:
- Glass measuring cup
- funnel
- measuring spoons
Directions:
Scroll for the printable recipe.
- Add essential oils and glycerine to your bottle. I created a scent with what I had. I used 3 different scents.
- Add the rubbing alcohol.
- Add the distilled water.
Give a swirl to mix it before spraying and before using.
If you like my printable label, it’s yours to use. All you have to do is download it, print it and trim. You could tape it around your bottle, or use the Xyron machine that creates a sticker from any image. 
Once you’re finished, just place it in your bathroom and you’re ready for the holidays!
- 4-5 oz. Spray Bottle Mister
- Essential Oils - I used 10 drops each Sweet Orange, Lemon Grass, and Lavender
- 1 tsp. Rubbing Alcohol
- 1 teaspoon Vegetable Glycerine
- ½ C distilled water - or more if needed. Just fill to the top.
- Add essential oils and glycerine to your bottle.
- You can use one scent or a blend of the ones you like. (Lemon, Bergemont, Ylang Ylang are nice too).
- Add the rubbing alcohol.
- Top it off with distilled water.
- Swirl it around to mix well.
- Apply the lid and label and you're ready to go.
See my Fall Essential oil Diffuser blends for Holiday scents.
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Thank you for this recipe. I’ve been wanting to figure out how to make my own “poo” spray and you’ve done it for me! The store bought kind is way too expensive. Pinned.