For centuries, the practice of burning lemon peels and cloves has provided households with protection from sickness while effectively concealing unpleasant odors. Cloves, rich in eugenol, boast antimicrobial and insect-repellent properties, while the delightful citrus scent from lemon peel oil contains d-limonene, known for its calming effects. However, those with respiratory issues should approach this tradition with caution due to the smoke’s potential impact. For centuries, the practice of burning lemon peels and cloves has provided households with protection from sickness while effectively concealing unpleasant odors. Cloves, rich in eugenol, boast antimicrobial and insect-repellent properties, while the delightful citrus scent from lemon peel oil contains d-limonene, known for its calming effects. However, those with respiratory issues should approach this tradition with caution due to the smoke’s potential impact.
