From smelly homes to not having enough food - the top five things Brits fret about when having guests over
Unsurprisingly, most of us don't want guests over if our home isn't perfectly tidy.
But over a quarter of us don’t really care about other people’s homes, it makes no difference to if they will or wont visit. A spokesperson for Scentsy said: “Fragrance is processed in the brain’s olfactory bulb — which is why it’s so closely tied to memory.
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