Febreze Small Spaces Air Freshener, Odor-Fighting, Plug In Alternative, Air Fresheners for Home and Bathroom and Kitchen, Closet Air Fresheners, Refresh & Energize Scent, 4 Count

a more subtle scent than some others ive tried from febreze
Febreze Small Spaces Air Freshener in Refresh & Energize is a great way to keep small rooms smelling fresh. The scent is light, clean, and uplifting without being overpowering, perfect for bathrooms, closets, or other small spaces. The 0.25 fl. oz. bottles last longer than expected and are easy to place in various areas. The pack of 4 provides good value, making it an affordable way to maintain a pleasant fragrance throughout your home. It’s a simple, effective solution for tackling odors and freshening up small spaces!

Takes awhile to smell anything
This did not come in Febreze packaging, and although they looked new, they have ZERO SCENT. Very disappointing as I have bought these in the past, and they smelled wonderful. Update – I smelled it the next day. It’s not as strong as scents I’ve purchased in the past.

Overpowering
Sunday, Sept. 8: As someone else said, these did not come in branded packaging, the individual items do not have the Febreze name on them, and there is a toggle switch to activate them, not a push button. They might be Febreze, but I don’t know. The instruction sheet does say Febreze.The scent is quite strong. I activated three of them and put one each in the living room, bathroom and study. Half an hour later, I removed the one from the living room and put two of them in a plastic baggie. It was so strong that I was getting a headache and feeling ill. Then I had to open a window. I likely will have to remove the other two as well. I’ll put them in my basement instead.Edit: Tuesday, Sept. 10: I have been using Febreze fabric refresher and Febreze aerosol fresheners for many years, so I thought I might like these. I started feeling sick Sunday afternoon. I didn’t know why. It came on kind of suddenly. Just a queasiness and general malaise. Then I began getting a headache. I don’t get headaches often, but my head felt bad and my stomach felt bad. I decided to lie on the sofa and watch TV a little while with a cup of tea. Not long afterward, I began to realize that the air freshener on the end table was overpowering. I moved it across the room. I still could smell it, and I began to suspect that was why I was feeling sick. I deactivated the one in the living room and put it in a plastic baggie, along with the spare from the linen closet, put them in a small cardboard box and thought I’d use them in the basement instead. I had put the product packaging in the kitchen trash bin. I could smell that, too. I set the bin on my deck. I went back to the living room to lie down again. I still could smell it. I opened two windows, turned on the ceiling fan, closed the bathroom door and put the one in the study on the far side of the room. I went to lie down again. Later, the odor still was so strong that I removed the other two, deactivated them, and put them in the baggie also and closed the flaps on the cardboard box, which was sitting beside my basement door. I felt bad all day and all evening. I walked onto the deck in the evening, could smell the packaging in the trash and closed the flaps on the garbage bag. I got up Monday morning, walked into the kitchen and could smell those things inside the box by the basement door. I opened the door, set the box on the top step, and closed the door. A little while later, I opened the door and the smell was overwhelming. I kicked the box to the bottom of the stairs. I opened the basement door a few hours later and still could smell them. They were in a sealed baggie, in a box, at the bottom of the stairs, and I STILL COULD SMELL THEM! I went to the deck to get the bag of trash to take to the street and when I came back inside, I could smell it on my hands. I was coughing and my lungs hurt all day. Later, when I took my dog outside, I put the box next to a pile of stuff that needs to go to the curb for our bulk pickup. Horrible product. I’d return them to Amazon, but I’d have to keep the box outside until I could take it to a dropoff, and I’d have to put it in the back of my truck with the camper door open. No way I’d put them in the cab with me, even in a taped box. I thought about offering them free on NextDoor, but I’d have to put the box at the curb until they were picked up. Nope, not worth getting the $11 back. They will go to the trash.

Smells good
Smells good and lasts about a month