A breath of fresh air?

Well for me I don't actually use those products. But when I've spelled it once, liking going in other's bathrooms, it does smell a bit nice but still nothing like real fresh air.

1. I love Mr Clean with febreze Lavender Vanilla & comfort, it leaves the air super clean. As in SUPER clean. 2. I agree with the air is clean and they skies are more than blue, but do they smell like Lavender Vanilla and comfort? Do they? 3. I have a clothesline and my clothes do not smell like lavender vanilla and comfort? Do they?

I rarely use them but sometimes I like to make the apartment smell different...my favorite scents are apple spice and pumpkin pie...they smell great. [b]~~IN SEARCH OF PEACE WITHIN~~ **AGAINST THE STORMS, I WILL STAND STRONG** [/b]

i agree. the problem is, in some places they act like your not civilized if you hang your clothes out. we should all do it to save energy today to. used to be everyone hung their clothes out, but like in the mobile park where i live its not allowed. no idea why.

Hey fwidman, You make an excellent point~! No, these scents most definitely don't smell like fresh air. They smell like some sort of perfumed air! They smell like they are trying to cover up some other smell! And that's exactly what they are doing! I don't think that they are anything but another gimick to make people buy their product to give things a nice smell like clothes. Of course they don't really smell like the outdoors or fresh air. What the hell kind of smell is fresh air anyway?

You have got to be kidding people actually leaving their computers and tvs for a few moments to go out where......outside you say..........NEVER I hear them crying!!!! Just joking!!! I do use these products to freshen up carpets and furniture. Sometimes they can get a stale smell to them. I do use a clothes line especially for sheets and towels. Which reminds me I should go to bed since it is after midnight. LOL

hello, i think that the world especially the cities that we live in are the most dirty things. and the pollution is indeed growing very rapidly day by day. but still i think that there is no replacement to the fresh air. how much we try and what ever we do... there is no replacement to fresh air. i have never been comfortable with these kinds of products, anyways have a good day here amylot.

I miss my clothesline that broke in the backyard..well trees are all over it so it never got sun anyway but i still love the freshness of things..hate dryers but have to use it..my next door is a BBQ place so all i smell is meat cooking and the fire..so how fresh is that?..miss new shoes but someone is holding out on being generous so guess i'll go hide and wait till beddy bye...

There are many products being made now that enhance the smell of your home,some are plug ins,some are aerosols some are trigger sprays,some are for fabric,and others to freshen air and to sweeten the small.But if the room has a lingering unpleasant odour then a spray will only lessen the smell for a while.Then the room odour will be back to normal again.The fabric sprays are much the same,short lived.Ventilation is one of the best ways of clearing an unwanted smell,open the windows wide and let some fresh air in ,it is much cheaper.

These products are actually dangerous to our health. Anything that is nice to smell contains chemical that can causes us cancer. Of course, you won't get them in the short term but if you are exposed to it for years, you will surely develop cancer one day. My friend who used to work in a car freshener factory has developed cancer in its early stage after working twenty years in the factory. I don't think he can sue the company as it is very difficult to link cancer with the chemicals they use there. However, it is better safe than to be sorry as we only have one life.

Hi fwidman. When I used to have my lod windows, I used to hang my pillows and beddings over my window sills but since we had to change it I can't do that anymore, in the UK the weather is seems preety awful sometimes with rain all the time so we have to have dryers, so we have not choice. Our gardens are so small to hahve cloths line too. I do love fresh air though. Tamara

They do not smell like your taking a deep breath of fresh air outside! They do however smell nice and pleasant!

Febreze is a big waist of money if you ask me. I feel like I'm just squirting water around when I use that stuff. I saw a news clip that confirmed it for me. They said it did nothing to make the air clean. I only like a couple of the air fresheners but it is really funny how there are so many, like we must be really stinky people or something.

I don't think that these sort of 'freshening' products smell exactly like the outdoors but I think that some of them are miracle workers that can remove unpleasant odours from clothes when you are in need of a quick fix. Sometimes, my clothes will get a bit smelly after cooking. They are not dirty but just tend to capture the smell of whatever I happen to be cooking and I don't really like the way the smell tends to linger. So I do use these products to quickly freshen and remove odours from my clothes - they are not actually dirty and do not need to be washed. One interesting point I picked up from your post - you live in the desert? I'm intrigued! Tell me more?

I don't really use these products simply since I've never found one to really smell like the great outdoors or the scents they are supposed to represent. I just LOVE it when products say "Rain" scent...uh, gee, what kind of rain is it? Never smelled rain like that. Or ocean breeze...mmmm...to me an ocean breeze always smells salty...LOL

Hi fwidman..although I do use these air sprays it doesn't and never will be better than the good fresh air outside, it is lovely to hang my clothes on the line when the weather permits they are so fresh...its just a shame I find it difficult to keep my house free of doggie smells etc so that why I use air spray...littleowl

hi fwidman we used to live in tempe Arizona and my the air was so clear and I never had allergies but since the years we have been in Ca I have tons of allergies. I remembed traveling back and forth from Ariz to s.Dak to see myparents, and the horrible cloud of smog that hung over Denver colarado and I had never thought of Denver as being smoggy. we have it here in ca like crazy but Denver? and back in south dakota we did not have smog, had never heard of it.lol. I do like frebreeze however as it does get rid of unpleasant odors. another thing to get rid of odors is to put a tablespoonful of vinegar in some water and put that in a spray bottle and mist the air, it willget rid of stinky odors fast.

No, but people think they are breathing in filthy air like they've hooked their mouths up to a tailpipe and they are taking a big SUV hit or something. I think its silly, just kill the dog smell and the smelly kid, that's all I care about.

Yes, I think in the US and other areas the air is that polluted. I've read somewhere that the air inside your home is the most polluted because it's trapped air. That means that the germs are also trapped. I'd have to say as long as they make "fresh air" products, I'll use them. They don't make me feel like I'm outside taking a breath of fresh air but I do like the smell better then my 2 kids dirty diapers.

Fresh air, hmm? Well, over here in Chicago, that's going to be the closest thing to fresh air, though cut grass smells pretty good to me! But, I don't use the fresh air scents, I like other smells! It's really just to have the area in your house smell a lil nicer, don't think the likeness is the intent! Taripre$