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Lacking the tacky and overwhelming stench of many commercially available air freshener products, reed diffusers have become an increasingly popular way to gently scent and freshen indoor air. Commonly used in homes, offices, public restrooms, and elsewhere, diffusers are a generally safe and long-lasting method of scenting the air without resorting to the open flame, hot wax, chemicals or electricity required by different commercial air fresheners. However, reed diffusers can be more expensive than these conventional options, so, to save money, you may want to make your own! | Lacking the tacky and overwhelming stench of many commercially available air freshener products, reed diffusers have become an increasingly popular way to gently scent and freshen indoor air. Commonly used in homes, offices, public restrooms, and elsewhere, diffusers are a generally safe and long-lasting method of scenting the air without resorting to the open flame, hot wax, chemicals or electricity required by different commercial air fresheners. However, reed diffusers can be more expensive than these conventional options, so, to save money, you may want to make your own! | ||
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