Febreze does a good job of reducing unpleasant odors. However, if you use it often it can be expensive. Save money by making your own. This page contains homemade Febreze recipes (fabric freshener).
I have two dogs, three children, and a husband and sometimes in our muggy maritime weather our home can get a little musty smelling. Febreeze does not cut it. I find that it will freshen but the smell only lasts a few hours and with our very humid environment, Febreeze does not dry. So I came up with this great home-made Febreeze. It really works. I use it in my vehicles as well. All you need are some few simple products that you should already have in your home.
By SPTRAVIS from Halifax, Nova Scotia
Does anyone have a recipe for homemade Febreze?
By Judy from Ontario, Canada
1 cup of water, 1 tbs of fabric softener (Downy Lavender), and 1 tbs of rubbing alcohol mixed in a spray bottle.
I love using Febreze Fabric Freshener but have found it to be quite expensive when used constantly. So, I decided to make my own Fabric Freshener and it is less costly.
What is the recipe for do-it-yourself fabric freshener? the store bought ones are so expensive and super smelly. I saw one with vinegar, water and something else. I forget the amounts of each.
How do I make my own Febreze Laundry Odor Eliminator for my husband's work clothes?
A nice and inexpensive olfactory treat is to 'scent freshen' clothing. All you have to do is make a spray bottle mixture of two cups water with 6 or more drops of your favorite essential oil.
I am looking a recipe for homemade Febreze laundry odor eliminator.