It’s no secret that I’m a neat and clean freak. I like to keep my home sparkling clean and organized. I’m also a big fan of summer. Matter of fact, it’s my favorite time of the year. If I had my way summer would last for all 12 months of the year. Okay, I know it’s not possible but I can keep my home smelling like summer with Febreze Air Hawaiian Aloha air freshener spray!
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I’ve been using the classic Febreze air freshener for years. I love how it removes odors and doesn’t cover them up with funky smells only to have that same odor reappear. I use Febreze every time I clean! Well, I was over on Amazon and saw the Febreze Air Hawaiian Aloha and purchased it. Oh my gosh, I’m so glad that I did!
It’s formulated with no dyes, no phthalates, no formaldehyde, no flammable propellants. Unlike other products you see out in the marketplace it’s an odor eliminator. It’s one of the top 5 cleaning products that I recommend to everyone that I know.
The Febreze Air Hawaiian Aloha has a fruity fragrance to it. Nothing over-powering at all. If I was visiting Hawaiian and a fruit orchard while there…this is what I expect it to smell like. You can use it in every room of your home and don’t forget to deodorize your vehicle too! Yes…our cars & trucks can get stinky too. No thank you, I like everything smelling fresh and like summer.
As cat owners and as people who do a lot of cooking we know all about odors. This is why I’m such a firm believer in the Febreze line of products and have completely fallen in-love with the Febreze Air Hawaiian Aloha spray. If you haven’t tried this fragrance yet…I highly recommend it. I hope they NEVER, EVER discontinue it!
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I’ll still take my essential oil diffuser over this. Those sprays give me a headache.
I am a fan of this febreze spray but have never tried this frangrance. I have noticed that it does a great job on cooking odors