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Any good room sprays, candles, air fresheners etc that really do smell of xmas trees
luvvlyjubbly
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Not having a real tree but would love that fresh pine aroma.....any tried and tested suggestions?....cheers
Never put off until tomorrow what you can avoid doing altogether.:D
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Try the yankee candle range, lots of christmassy ones - they have a pine candle, silver bells is also good0
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Have you tried anything from the Yankee Candle Range? I have their 'Christmas Eve' and it's fabulous.
They do a Christmas Tree Wax Tart - http://www.yankee.co.uk/yankee-candles/3607/christmas_tree_br_wax_tart.aspx - that might be worthwhile looking for.
Try local supermarkets that stock Yankee Candles or your local garden centre.
I find that they last so well, they can be melted a few times before they lose their fragrance - can also be broken up and mixed with another 'christmassy fragrance'.
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Have you tried anything from the Yankee Candle Range? I have their 'Christmas Eve' and it's fabulous.
They do a Christmas Tree Wax Tart - http://www.yankee.co.uk/yankee-candles/3607/christmas_tree_br_wax_tart.aspx - that might be worthwhile looking for.
Try local supermarkets that stock Yankee Candles or your local garden centre.
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thanks will give it a go, I have a few supermarkets nearby so hopefully will find itNever put off until tomorrow what you can avoid doing altogether.:D0
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Hiya,
I got a plug in Yankee candle at the weekend, Cranberry & maderine I think it seems lovely:DMarried the man of my dreams - 10th September 2012, St Paul's Bay Lindos :jIt was amazing.
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I think that you can get a can of christmas tree smell for your fake tree, just spray on.0
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I have a pine essential oil (for aromatherapy and very cheap) which I open and tuck away behind the tree. Can't get much more authentic than that
They call me Dr Worm... I'm interested in things; I'm not a real doctor but I am a real worm.
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building_with_lego wrote: »I have a pine essential oil (for aromatherapy and very cheap) which I open and tuck away behind the tree. Can't get much more authentic than that

Thanks i didn't think of that....just bought some for under £2 delivered on Ebay and still might source some Yankee candles if the right price.Never put off until tomorrow what you can avoid doing altogether.:D0 -
I smelled the 'Christmas Tree' Yankee candle the other day in the shop, and it didn't smell anything remotely like a tree. I can only assume it smells totally different when lit!
I think I'm just going to buy a wreath made from real pine and have it on the coffee table or something, instead of searching for a decent candle/room spray.:rudolf: :rudolf: :rudolf: :rudolf: :rudolf:0 -
try the yankee candle balsam and cedar - I always have one somewhere in the house at christmas, love it0
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