Air Freshener, Scented with Pure Essential Oils, Plant-Based Odor Eliminator Room Spray and Pillow Mist, Non-Aerosol, 4 oz (Pack of 3)

I’m unfortunately allergic to a wide variety of synthetic fragrances, such as air fresheners and perfumes and such. I used to use Febreeze as an air freshener, but it made me sneeze frequently, while things like Glade gave me headaches. I had to give up pretty much every air freshener out there. I finally decided to give essential oil based sprays a try since I hadn’t tried that before.Thus, I came across this ‘Natural Flower Power’ 3 pack of fun-looking scents. After ordering it and giving it a try, and I’m really happy to say that it doesn’t seem to affect my allergies at all! I also really enjoy each of the three smells. They smell really natural (which they should), and I can tell that they aren’t made with fake fragrances. I also noticed one really good benefit to these – unlike Febreeze they seem to really kill bad smells instead of covering them up. As an example, my husband had thrown away some raw chicken trimmings into the kitchen trash, then forgot about it. A couple days later we came home to discover that the whole kitchen stank of rotting meat. Even after taking out the offending trash bag, the smell lingered in a strong and unpleasant way. I sprayed the whole kitchen with the lavender spray, including the inside of the trash can, and after a few minutes, the smell was totally gone. Not just covered up, but gone!The only bad thing about these sprays is that the good smell doesn’t linger either. After a few minutes, I can’t smell the lavender either. That’s a bit of a shame, but frankly, I got these to de-smell places like the bathroom and kitchen, and they work well for that, so I can’t complain too much. If you do want these for just adding a nice, lasting fragrance to the air or to fabrics, then I’d say keep looking. However, if you need something to help clear out bad odors, then this is definitely it!

I don't like aerosol cans with their loud SHHHHH! How embarrassing for guests using your bathroom! 😅 These nifty little containers spritz with a discrete fftt-fftt sound. A couple of the scents were not so pleasant. But I added a few drops of lemon essential oil that I had on hand and ahhhh...! If you don't like the smell of an essential oil product, I learned that a few drops of peppermint, lemon, or orange essential oil added to the concoction improves the scent instantly! I do like the size of the containers and they're attractive enough to stay out on the sink.

These are very nice. The scents are not unpleasant or chemical at all. My favorite is the Citrus & Spice. It reminds me of the spiced orange flavored ribbon candy my family would get around the holidays. It does very well as a bathroom spray. It gets rid of those unpleasant odors without being overpowering or lasting far too long, like some dept. store quality aerosol sprays can. I will probably buy just that scent next time. My second favorite is the Lemongrass. It has a very pleasant lemony scent, nice and fresh. I keep it in the kitchen. The Lavender smells just like lavender (of course!), but since it's not my favorite scent in general, I probably won't be getting it again, but only because of my own personal preferences. Nothing wrong with the quality. :)

I purchased the multi-pack, with all three varieties, to use as fabric fresheners.Of the three, lavender comes out as a clear winner. It has a very authentic lavender scent--more like the bold, forward smell of fresh crushed lavender than the sweeter, more mellow smell of dried lavender. The thing is that it's really quite strong. If I want to cover a large area of fabric, by the time I'm done spraying, the room is overpoweringly lavender-scented. Most of that does fade within a couple of hours or so, depending on how much I used, but I certainly wouldn't want to spray a blanket and then use it right away... or even stay in the room where I sprayed it. Maybe just one very tiny spray on a pillow.The other two scents are much, much more muted. The citrus & spice is more spice than citrus--kind of a dark, heavy scent--and the lemongrass is about what you'd expect--brighter and actually more citrus-like. But both have a serious problem: they smell, more than anything, oddly musty. Days after using either of these sprays, the intended fragrance is almost gone, but the musty scent is still hanging around. (I think I'd prefer the lemongrass one, except that the citrus spice smell coordinates with the mustiness a little better.)The good news is that these sprays don't seem to leave any sticky or oily residue or make any visible stains on fabric. Also, they do seem to have some limited success at eliminating problem odors--at least, the citrus spice and lemongrass varieties do (with the lavender, it's hard to smell anything but that overpowering lavender fragrance)--but when the trade-off is a clinging musty odor, it's not all that worth it.

I’m embarrassed to admit that my bathrooms get smelly. Most air fresheners just mask the sent. But this air freshener really clears the bad smells out. I have no idea how they do it, but they work! And their scents are light and fresh.