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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
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Post By Baba (Guest Post)
(10/08/2007)
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What type of paper or cardboard do I use for my home made car air freshner.
Thanks.
RE: Making a Fabric Freshener
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Post By Kelani (Guest Post)
(10/27/2006)
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Problem with fabric softener is, you only need the perfume, not the softener and binders. That stuff stays on what you spray, and over time builds up and feels slick/waxy like fabric softener does. The best mix I've ever heard of was, believe it or not, fill an old febreze bottle with 1 capful of fabic softener, 60% water and 40% cheap vodka. It has no odor, and helps it evaporate faster. Vodka is known to kill odors. try it!
RE: Making a Fabric Freshener
THE DOLLAR STORE VERSION OF FEBREEZE IS EVEN BETTER!
RE: Making a Fabric Freshener
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Post By Joelygirl (Guest Post)
(01/02/2005)
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I've noticed that by comparing Febreeze with another less inexpensive fabric freshener, that they have the same ingredients. And several dollars cheaper. The one I have cost less than 2.00 dollars. And it works just as well!
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Post By Kelley from Etna,Me (Guest Post)
(01/02/2005)
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Just take some fabric softner 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 softner you want and it works sooooo good!!!!!
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