Recently, we had the opportunity to do a test about being noseblind with Febreze. For this test we were able to host a movie night with one of our neighbors and see just how well Febreze works at ridding our homes of those scents we have become noseblind to.
After a movie and popcorn we got the chance to put Febreze to the test at ridding up the scent of the popcorn (even the bag we burnt in our new microwave). Although the scent was still quite strong after the movie, we found that after about 10 minutes with a Febreze treatment consisting of Febreze Air Effects, Febreze Fabric Refresher, and a Febreze Candle that the scent was much less noticeable.Once our test was finished we went up to see our friends out and once we came back downstairs to finish cleaning up the party E and I found that there was just a bit of stinky burnt popcorn left but that it was fading quickly and was soon gone to the point that you didn't notice if you didn't know it was already there.
I am very excited about the results of our test. Now that I know Febreze works I will be using it on all my stinky needs - especially the pet ones which are the worst in my opinion! What stinky messes have you become noseblind to that you'd love to clear up with Febreze? Let me know and enter to win your very own Febreze noseblind kit and $60 AMEX gift card using the form below. Good luck!
This review and giveaway was made possible by Double Duty Divas and Febreze.
I was compensated for my participation in this campaign, but all opinions are 100% mine.
Until May 29th, I had a pretty keen sense of smell. After a flight on a plane, I got some sort of weird problem with my ears and nose and my sense of smell hasn't been the same since! I'm hoping to win this prize for my middle daughter--she loves Febreze! Thanks for the giveaway.
ReplyDeleteI'm becoming noseblind to the litter box and my kids have 2 cats. We clean it daily but fear the lingering odors in the home
ReplyDeleteI'd like to win this to spay in my son's room. He's gone noseblind but the rest of us haven't!
ReplyDeleteI have three cats, I'm noseblind to their smells, I can smell the litterbox in the garage but I'm sure the odor is found in other parts of the house.
ReplyDeleteI'm nose kind to dirty diapers!!
ReplyDeleteI am #noseblind of food smell after cooking at home.
ReplyDeleteI am sure I am #noseblind to the three dogs and the cat's litter box.
ReplyDeleteI am becoming nose blind to my dog. He is a 125lbs and sheds like crazy and loves to get dirty.
ReplyDeleteDefinitely my dogs and our mudroom!
ReplyDeleteProbably the smell of our cats.
ReplyDeleteI'm worried that I may be noseblind to the smell of the dog of ot my teenage boys sweaty sporting gear
ReplyDeleteI am noseblind to food smells in my home after cooking.
ReplyDeleteprobably dog pee because my dog is super old and has peeing on the furniture.. so gross!
ReplyDeleteI want to eliminate dog odors.
ReplyDeletePet odor
ReplyDeletei would like to eliminate pet odor.
ReplyDeletei would like to eliminate dusty musty smells from the carpets
ReplyDeleteI'm noseblind to the dog.
ReplyDeleteI am noseblind to cat and dog odors in my home and need to eliminate them!
ReplyDeleteI'm going to have to say our two mastiffs and my son's stinky wrestling shoes!
ReplyDeleteI'm noseblind to trash can smell.
ReplyDeleteI want to eliminate pets odor in my house
ReplyDeleteim noseblind to my dog
ReplyDeleteI would have to go with cigarette smoke.
ReplyDeleteI would love to eliminate the cat litter box smell.
ReplyDeleteI would also like to eliminate my dog's odor.
ReplyDeleteBoth of my little min pin's!
ReplyDeleteI know that I've become noseblind about my dog. We go to the beach every morning and take walks even when it's raining. So, I know that there's probably some stink going on.
ReplyDeleteI am noseblind to my dogs odor and would like to get rid of it.
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I'm noseblind to our dogs, and dirty diapers!
ReplyDeleteI am noseblind to the odors my pets leave behind in my carpet and on my furniture.
ReplyDeleteMy kids athletic shoes
ReplyDeleteKitchen food smells and pet odors.
ReplyDeleteThe kitchen garbage can.
ReplyDeleteI'd love to eliminate the odors created by 6 cats and multiple litter boxes in multiple rooms in my house.
ReplyDeleteI have become noseblind to food and cooking odors in my home.
ReplyDeleteDefinitely my garbage
ReplyDeleteI have become noseblind to our garbage can
ReplyDeleteCooking smells -- like fried onions and potatoes.
ReplyDeletei would have to say my dog
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Pet odors are one thing we're noseblind to.
ReplyDeleteThat would be the litter box & drying onion - thank you.
ReplyDeleteI am noseblind to and would love to eliminate the odor of my cats' litter box.
ReplyDeleteBed wetters. Not quite #noseblind but it still needs to go
ReplyDeleteMy wet dog (she swims all summer)! jj250@aol.com
ReplyDeleteMy 2 dogs and 1 cat!
ReplyDeleteim noseblind to the sports equipment
ReplyDeletestinky shoes and feet.
ReplyDeleteI always worry that I could become noseblind to my pet odor, I love my dog, but he can be a pretty stinky guy.
ReplyDeleteWe just got a new kitten and I just may become noseblind.
ReplyDeletei would like to eliminate cat odors.
ReplyDeletesmelly shoes
ReplyDeleteKitty litter. We change it all the time, but it is still a smell I am sure everyone can smell.
ReplyDeletei'm noseblind to some kitchen odors -- would love to eliminate them
ReplyDeleteI'm noseblind to pet odors
ReplyDeleteI'd like to eliminate litter box odors in my home!
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I would love to eliminate dog odors!
ReplyDeleteI would love to eliminate pet odor
ReplyDeleteunwashed cloth diapers
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