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    3isEnough is offline Platinum level (1000+ posts)
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    Default Easiest/best house diffuser or fragrance-r?

    I feel like I've tried so many things that aren't exactly what I need/want. We have 2 cats, a dog, and teen boys, plus I really like walking into a room that smells good, so what's the best fuss-free way to add fragrance to a room on an ongoing basis? I tried an essential oil diffuser but that was more work than I wanted. Candles are out. Is there anything that will slowly release fragrance that I can re-fill maybe once/month?

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    Bath & Body Works wall flowers

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    They're not the most fancy or natural or anything, but we find that the Febreeze plug-ins work really well. The smell is really powerful, it scents a larger space than many things. It just plugs in and is ongoing, so it's not something you need to fuss with. https://www.amazon.com/Febreze-Odor-...65610604&psc=1 (they're cheaper in person at Walmart or Target or somewhere)
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    If I could swallow the price, I’d buy a Jo Malone diffuser. I can’t spend that much though when there are some good options at Home Goods for like $7


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    Those all sound like great options, thanks so much! I'm off to check them out.

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    I think febreeze/glade wall plug ins works the best, but my DD is obsessed with wall flowers from B&BW and seems to stock up on them when they go on sale, I think they also can smell good in a big room, especially the linen scents.

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    Quote Originally Posted by briarrose View Post
    Bath & Body Works wall flowers
    I like these too. There are some really cute ones. I put them in tweens room and bathroom and they’ve made a difference.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Liziz View Post
    They're not the most fancy or natural or anything, but we find that the Febreeze plug-ins work really well. The smell is really powerful, it scents a larger space than many things. It just plugs in and is ongoing, so it's not something you need to fuss with. https://www.amazon.com/Febreze-Odor-...65610604&psc=1 (they're cheaper in person at Walmart or Target or somewhere)
    Yes to those. I also have a bunch of Airwick brand ones we use in the bathroom but the Febreeze ones work really well on pet odors.

    Add me to the list of wanting a Jo Malone diffuser but yeah not paying that price.


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    Pura seems to be very popular

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    I use wallflowers. I hear good things about scentsy (but is that only sold through direct marketing?).

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