Febreze Fabric Refresher -Free Nature - 27 Fl Oz. (Pack of 2)

This is very helpful in the occasional days of winter months where I can't open windows and just too cold to even put my air purifier on blast. I consider this an alternative / delay for smell issues because it only covers the smell particles and don't actually remove them like HEPA purifier or a window breeze would.But it is very handy and gets the job done.I do wish they would release them in aerosol cans. I find the droplets a little large from this kind of bottles.

This spray is great to remove odors and freshen things up without being overcome with fake perfume and flower smells.My only gripe is that it costs 3 to 4 times more than just normal Febreze bottles which seems outrageous. They don’t even have to add the perfume, so this should cost less to make not more.So the rating is five stars for the product, but maybe two stars for the pricing. If my grocery store sold it locally, I would just buy it there for five dollars.

I use it more as air spray. I spritz it around the condo after cooking to remove the odor of fried foods.Works great for that. I hate the smell of perfumed air sprays. This is unscented and absorbs the odors.

I could not find this product during the pandemic. I was panicking. This product is vital if you have GOD D$MN CATS THAT PEE ON THINGS. I dump an enzyme spray like Nature's Miracle that destroys organic smells, I let it dry, and then I dump this on it. It is TRULY UNSCENTED. And it kills any remaining scent. This technique got rid of the smell completely when my D4MN CAT PEED ON MY COUCH. But you have to literally dump and soak the whole area with both the enzyme spray and the Fabreze. Let dry for a day or so in between so each thing can really soak in and take time to work.

I hate all the "de-odorizing" products because they just attempt to cover up odors with a different odor. Even some Fabreze products claim they have "no heavy perfume" or whatever, just a "light refreshing scent" or whatever. I do not want any scent.But this specific product is as close to unscented as Fabreze or other products get. It is basically a genuine scent-removing chemical spray, albeit intended specifically for fabrics. You can read on the web how the chemistry works. It does a good job at that, IMHO.This product seems not to be widely available -- e.g., in drugstores, grocery stores, etc. That suggests most buyers want the "light" or "heavy" scent products. Is that use a substitute for cleaning sufficiently?

It does help eliminate, or at least reduce, most odors without leaving a mess. I like the unscented version. Don't want to cover up with yet another odor.

We have sensitivities to perfumes, colognes, essential oils, scented laundry products and other fragrances, but we love to entertain! Most of our friends do their best to come without added scent but many times there will still be residual particulates left on our furniture. This free and clear Fabreeze encapsulates those particulates and after I've sprayed and it's dried, I wipe it down with a microfiber cloth and it's gone! It helped get fragrance out of a mattress after the previous owner used scented detergent/fabric softener on their sheets as well as wore perfume and other scented personal products.

Can we all just end the crazy strong fake smells?