Natural Breezes Plug-in Diffuser

Advantages: Discreet, subtle and wonderfully aromatic
Disadvantages: May seem costly to some

...nervous bowel. Glade Natural Breezes caught my eye immediately. The packaging was attractive and lightly coloured and the fact that it was a ‘plug-in’ meant the gadget seeker in me was satisfied. The choices were quite varied; Citrus Twist (odd concept to have my living room smell of oranges), Jasmine & White blossom (seemed a little too ‘flares and free love’ for my liking), Cedar wood & Lavender (actually tried sampling ...
...last fragrance that I didn’t purchase, Fresh Apple & Freesia (they had sold out). I opted for the Vanilla Essence, a nice light and traditional aroma that would also smell great in the kitchen. Happy that I had once again made a wise decision, I ventured to the checkout, manned as ever by a middle-aged, manically depressed woman with an urge to promote the store in the best way possible by discussing Sainsbury’s with the customer in ... Read review

Advantages: The smell is strong
Disadvantages: The smell is too strong

...One of them was the Natural Breeze Liquid plug in diffuser with citrus twist fragrance from Glades. Air freshener to us plebs. He tells me that it was "about £2" - however he is hallucinating. It retails at about £4.99 which is ridiculous. It is alledged to last 75 days if you use it for 16 hours a day. To be frank using it for that long would make your eyes stream! It is soooooo strong. It was in the study where I write to you lot and I had to unplug ...
...trying to mask Tikka Masala. It has lasted 5 days so far but I do not think I can stand it anymore. Basically in this Day and Age of f**k the environment and energy resources it is a plug in device that uses electricity to diffuse a fragrance from a capsule via a white plastic doodah that goes into the socket. You can buy refills in various fragrances for a mere £3.50. Hurrah, I've got money to waste ( oh, and electricity). Can you tell that I ... Read review