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Refilling air plug ins?
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Gingerbiscuit_2
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Does anyone refill their air freshner plug ins? I know its not very money saving but I live in a flat with shocking cooking smells in the hallway with no windows and my flat dosnt have any windows in my hall so it stinks!
I have a plug in glade which is a bottle with a stem that goes through and heats up??? Science was never my strong point! Any ideas welcome.
I have a plug in glade which is a bottle with a stem that goes through and heats up??? Science was never my strong point! Any ideas welcome.
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I really wouldn't. I know some people on here have done but it's a massive fire risk - burning your flat down wouldn't be at all money saving!0
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Hi Gingerbiscuit
We have an existing thread on this topic which also includes warnings against hazardous possibilities:
Plug in Air Freshners
I'll add your thread to it later to keep the replies together.
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I've personally never bought one, so I'm not much help on the refilling of them. Although I wouldn't do it for the reason said.
What I did want to say was, have you tried anything else. In a previous house we lived in, there was a sort of enclosed porch which always smelt fusty to me, no windows to open so maybe the same problem. I used one of those solid air freshners, they stand upright, I think Glade so them. These seemed to work for me.0
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