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Any information about Febreez?
I can't figure out how this actually works, what is in it. It reminds me a bit of the scent of clothes after being in the dry cleaners.
I use it on my area rugs after vacuuming (cannot be washed and I dryclean only).
Does anyone understand the science, if there is any, behind this product? Thanks.
P.S. The rugs are clean, they just smell ruggy.
4 Answers
- 1 decade agoFavorite Answer
Febreeze does nothing but mask the odor and quite frankly its odor combined with any other odor just smells worse. I dont know how it works, I prefer oust,thats just me though! Sorry no real help, huh?
- 1 decade ago
supposedly it breaks it up and goes in the air ,that stuff just masks the smell,doesnt realy clean try rug cleaner and then use it
- Anonymous1 decade ago
It's only scented water....read the ingredients. There are no cleaning agents whatsoever.