Tea Haus Room and Linen Spray

Tea Haus is a spiced room and linen spray named for a teahouse in a fir forest, where the cool of the wood meets the warmth of the spice. It smells of spice rather than tea leaves. Cardamom, ginger and orange peel open it warm, with the citrus carrying the heat of the spice instead of cutting it. Anise and peppercorn come through the middle with a light trace of fir, and honey and nutmeg close it soft and warm.

How it reads in a room

Tea Haus is for rooms that feel lived in: a living room where people stay after dinner, a reading chair by the window, a guest room before company arrives. A few sprays set the room, and it gets better the longer it sits in the air.

Scent notes

• Top: cardamom, ginger, orange peel
• Heart: fir, anise, peppercorn
• Base: honey, nutmeg

How to use it

• As a room spray: a few sprays into the air.
• As a linen spray: hold the bottle 10 to 12 inches from the fabric and spray lightly over pillows, bedding and towels. Skip silk and satin, since water can spot them.
• In closets and drawers: a light spray over stored linens.
• Before ironing: spray the fabric, then iron. Do not put it in the iron.

Details

• 4 oz glass bottle with a fine-mist sprayer
• $14.50, or a two-pack for $26.85
• Phthalate-free
• Made in small batches in Baltimore. Pick one up in person at the Made In Baltimore store at the Inner Harbor.

Hold 10 to 12 inches from fabric or surface. For linen: mist evenly and allow to dry before contact. For rooms: 2 to 3 sprays fill a standard room. Shake lightly before each use.

Does Tea Haus smell like tea?

No. It is named for a teahouse in a fir forest. Cardamom, ginger and orange peel are at the top, fir, anise and peppercorn in the middle, and honey and nutmeg at the base.

Can I use Tea Haus as a linen spray on my bed?

Yes. Hold it 10 to 12 inches away and spray pillows and bedding lightly. Skip silk and satin.

Can this product be used in my iron?

No. Spray the fabric directly, then iron.

Can I use it on silk or satin?

No. Water can leave spots on silk and satin.

Can I use this as a body or perfume spray?

No. Our room and linen sprays are made for home and fabric use only. They're not formulated for skin contact, and we recommend using them only on linens, furniture, and in the air.

Where are the sprays made?

All of our room and linen sprays are handcrafted in small batches right here in Baltimore, Maryland.

Why does it cost more than a big box room spray?

It is made in small batches in Baltimore, with eight notes built to hold in a room. A big box spray is built to be cheap.

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Returns accepted within 30 days of delivery for unused, unopened items. Full policy.