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Homemade Febreze :)
Em08
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All you need is an empty spray bottle, rinse it out.
Add 4 fl.oz of fabric conditioner, rest water and there you have it!!
Its done me for a good few years.
Hope that helps!
:T
Add 4 fl.oz of fabric conditioner, rest water and there you have it!!
Its done me for a good few years.
Hope that helps!
:T
*~Dont Worry, Be Happy~*
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PS - Depending on the size of the bottle you'll need to use either more or less fabric conditioner.*~Dont Worry, Be Happy~*
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