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Making a Fabric Freshener

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Date: 07/09/2009 Topics: Cleaning > Cleaning Recipes | Readers Request > Cleaning  
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I am looking for a recipe for homemade Febreze.

By Shireen from Port Angeles, WA

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By Lynn (750) Contact
I do one part fabric softener, 3 parts water. There's lots more if you look at the archives.

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By Deeli (1578) Profile Contact
2 cups water
1 cup fabric softener

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By Ree 127 (60) Contact
I mix water in a spray bottle with liquid fabric softener (1-3 tablespoons, depending on the size of the bottle). It works as a fabric freshener and wrinkle-release spray.

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By jamish (19) Contact
I just use a small spray bottle put some baking soda in it, a handful or so, fill the bottle the rest of the way with water, shake it, spray it. My husbands allergies cant handle frebrees, so i use baking soda and water, seems to work for us.

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Does anyone have a recipe for making something similar to Febreze fabric freshner?

Kathie from Portland, ME

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RE: Making a Fabric Freshener

Just take some fabric softener and mix it with water. Put it in a spray bottle. Mix it half and half and it is wonderful. You can use any kind of softener you want and it works so good. (01/02/2005)

By Kelley from Etna, ME

RE: Making a Fabric Freshener

I've noticed that by comparing Febreze with another less inexpensive fabric freshener, that they have the same ingredients. The others are several dollars cheaper. The one I have cost less than 2.00 dollars. And it works just as well. (01/02/2005)

By Joelygirl

RE: Making a Fabric Freshener

The Dollar Store version of Febreze is even better. (01/02/2005)

By REDROSES

RE: Making a Fabric Freshener

Fabric softener, water, and white vinegar mixed in a spray bottle works very well. (11/14/2008)

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