Diffusers are a great way to diffuse the scent of natural oils.
A fresh-smelling home always looks cleaner and cozier. This is clearly one of the main reasons home air purifiers are so popular. New styles and fragrances continue to emerge, creating a wide variety of scents and fragrances, and even fragrance-free air fresheners designed to neutralize odors. From newer styles like those that plug in and use a small fan to disperse fragrance, to old favorites like freestanding gel styles with snap-fit plastic lids, you can find an option to freshen up any area of your home.
Air fresheners come in aerosol sprays that disinfect the air, neutralize odor, or simply cover it up. Some neutralizers are dual-purpose products that work to remove the source of an odor, leaving a clean scent in its place. Aerosol air fresheners come in simple aerosol cans that can be stored when not in use and in miniature cans that are hidden behind a decorative wall lid and operated with the simplicity of an aerosol can with a locking mechanism. button. Many spray air fresheners have adjustable pressure to increase or decrease the amount of fragrance released with each press of the button.
Some designs work better in different types of spaces, such as drawers, cabinets, and other storage areas. Air fresheners that stick to a surface have adjustable caps that can be opened just a little to allow a minimal amount of fragrance to escape, or can be opened completely to allow a stronger release. There are also fragrance sticks that can be used in almost any space or placed in a vacuum bag to freshen up the room while you vacuum.
Some air purifiers employ very unique designs. One type comes in a decorative container that releases tiny puffs of fragrance into the air at set intervals. In fact, you can see the breath as it is released. Another style is modeled after a CD player and “plays” cartridges containing different fragrances for a set period of time.
Other air fresheners are more decorative, including those with frosted glass lids and those that look like candles but are actually gel-based air fresheners in glass containers. Scented candles are also popular, as are various types of potpourri. Don’t rule out fabric refreshers, either. They can be sprayed directly on sofas, chairs, curtains, and other fabrics, including rugs, to refresh any room in the house.