We've already admitted our passion for Febreze Allergen Reducer: we go through the stuff by the gallon during ragweed season (we got hooked after we saw our veterinarian had a bottle in every exam room). But we recently tried out samples of the latest Febreze product: the new and improved Febreze Fabric Refresher: this one's for the air and for fabrics. The scents are light and not overwhelming: the "Nose" among us pronounced approval of the Lavender Vanilla and Comfort fragrance that we tried out.
The bottle has been improved so it doesn't drip and doesn't make that "quacking" noise. That noise never bothered us when we spritzed away, but apparently it drove some people crazy. The new Febreze is quiet and dripless. We have this vision in our heads of an entire team of lab-coated scientists madly spraying Febreze out of hundreds of different bottle prototypes while a computer analyzed each prototype for sound quality, leaking and other things that the Powers That Be at Febreze have declared undesirable.
We read an article in The New York Times about how modern industry has created products that didn't exist twenty years ago. Fabric refresher is one of those new products. And boy, are we glad they invented it. It makes us happy.
