I haven't tried this stuff but I'm planning to order some. I've seen it at stores a few times and I'm intrigued by how it works. This information is from their website. They are all natural and claim to eliminate odors not just cover them up. If anyone has tried them please post your opinion. "A breath of fresh air. Tired of heavily perfumed deodorizers that merely mask foul smells? Fresh Wave is the cure for the common, chemical air freshener. Unscented Fresh Wave was created to eliminate odors naturally. Fresh Wave Sprays, Crystal Gels, Candles, Vacuum Pearls, Laundry Multi-Purpose Additive, Carpet Shake and Pearl Packs all use the power of nature for safe, non-toxic odor elimination without the use of perfumes or fragrances. Simple, natural, ingredients like Lime, Pine Needles, Aniseed Clove, Cedarwood and Water. They're great for the home, car, office, cabin, boat, locker, gym bag and every place else. Wherever you have an odor, we have a Fresh Wave solution. And Fresh Wave products are backed by 20 years of experience in odor management and a proven track record of effectiveness because they are created and distributed by OMI Industries, the world leader in odor control and management. OMI Industries products, which include Ecosorb (industrial), Fresh Wave IAQ (commercial) have been used for years to eliminate the most foul odors on earth. You can find OMI products put to use every day in places such as solid waste facilities, asphalt factories, rubber manufacturing plants, hotel rooms, rental cars, offices, and homes around the world. Using proven science, the natural ingredients in Fresh Wave products bond with odors to safely get rid of smells in the air, woven materials, confined spaces and everywhere else odors lurk." Here is a link that might be useful: Fresh Wave

Graywings, BB&B is out of the Yankee candle you recommended, so I went to the YC website and ordered them for the same price. I can't wait to get it! Natal, I use both YC warmers and the Scentsy. Scentsy is good when you have a cat in the house and you want to keep it low, plugged in on the kitchen counter. I can leave the room and not fear a cat wagging it's tail in the fire. lol. I use the "fire' warmers on top of the mantel because the cats won't get up there. I've always used YC because IMO, they have the best scents and they'll scent up multiple rooms at once. Cinnamon and Vanilla are my favorites because while strong, they aren't over powering like a flower scent. Anything Rose is a good one. When I discovered Scentsy, the quality of their scents are just as good as YC. Can you tell I love scented rooms? Another thing to try which is what I keep in my bathrooms are oil and reeds in decorative bottles. You can buy the kits, but only buy them from places that have nice scents, like YC. I have a bowl of potpouri in my entryway, and it's a nice smell as soon as I walk into the house. Plus it's a nice decorative touch to the room.

Lysol is the best, and you can always spray the door knobs, toilet handle, fixtures, etc. B&BW sells inexpensive sprays that do look cute sitting on a counter. I forget what mine are but they come in a silver can, around $5.00 each. They're small and last a long time and doesn't scream "air freshener!" lol

Not only is the shelf space for air fresheners huge, but the gadgets for them continues to evolve so you are enticed to making your home smell good a new-and-improved way. I remember the old AirWick thingies with the stick of rubbery matter in them and cans of spray Lysol and Glade Mist was about all there was available for many years, but yes you're right, it must be a money maker with all the brands and styles. The link below has some more diy air fresheners. -Grainlady Here is a link that might be useful: Tip Nut - 12 Easy Ways to Banish Stale Odors