Glade PlugIns Refills Air Freshener Scented and Essential Oils for Home and Bathroom Cashmere Woods 6 7 Fl

I've been using Glade Hawaiian Breeze since probably the late 80's when it was mostly just canned air spray, and it's continued to be my favorite Glade scent. It's kind of fruity and tropical, but without making your house smell like fake dessert, fake fruit, or like some kind of gourmand, sugary sweet perfume. You can't really put your finger on the scent it's trying to emulate, just that it's a little sweet, a little tart, and clean. It's clean and fresh, without smelling like fake laundry detergent (even the "laundry" scented plug-ins I've used in the past are too sharp and/or too powdery), and it just makes my home smell cozy and soft. I've tried the Febreze version of Hawaiian-whatever, and it doesn't even kind of compare. The Febreze version is strong, sharp, and smells like chemicals that you don't really want to be inhaling. Granted, I know all of these are chemicals that we probably *shouldn't* be inhaling, but Glade doesn't feel toxic when you take a deep breath in. I wish they'd make this scent into laundry products, to be honest. You know how sometimes you can go to someone else's house and get used to the ambient air in their place? Well, every time that happens and I walk in the door to my own house, I'm always amazed at how good it smells in here. Again, it's not a scent that is obtrusive or even all that obvious, it just smells nice. When I grab my work bag that hangs on a hook near one of my plug-ins, I can faintly smell it. When I get to work and access the drawer that bag sits in, I can still kind of smell it, but in the best way possible. It just makes everything around smell fresher and nicer. I get compliments any time (literally EVERY TIME) someone new comes over. I even had the kids from across the street come over one time and they commented that my house smelled good. And we all know that kids are honest to a fault, so if they felt compelled to say something, I have to give their opinions more credence than adults who want to be complimentary just to be good guests. The claims of 60 days are a little overblown, and I find that I'm generally changing these out every month or month and a half, even on the lowest setting (like in the bathroom). Maybe if they started making the dual diffusers like the competitor? Despite less longevity than advertised, I will never stop buying this scent, and only wish Glade made a larger pack because I like to stock up for a year at a time. Read more

My favorite scent for the past four years, wouldn’t change it for the world and the freshness, the smell, how long it lasts, and the strength of it works very well Read more

These have a strong smell but they burn adult, especially if your warmer is set to high, then they won’t last long. If it is set too low, you won’t smell anything. These are not meant to scent an entire room or house unless you use multiple. One single armer is perfect for a small room like a closet or half bath. If I close the bathroom door, then it smells great when guests open the half bathroom door. They look nice and not clunky. If you are trying g to achieve a more dramatic smell in a larger space, then I suggest using about 5 or 6. Again though, they do burn within a week if you put it on high. Taste is not a concern because this is not edible, but I have gotten it on my fingers accidentally and I accidentally got a chemical bitter taste (understandably so) when I placed my hands near my face. I would definitely keep this away for small children as it is definitely toxic with chemical. The lavender smell is my favorite. Read more

These plug ins are essential for our vacant units. When we show our rent ready apartments we want the apartment to not only look great but smell great. I love the large package and the long lasting, not offensive smell. Read more

Glade is always consistent in the quality of all their fragrance products. The aroma usually lasts much longer than others. Read more

The media could not be loaded. I was hoping this scent would be similar to Febreze Hawaiian Aloha, but it turned out much stronger. In a small room, it’s overpowering on high and can quickly become too much. In my open floor plan living room/kitchen, however, one plug-in on high wasn’t enough — the scent got lost in the space. The biggest drawback was leaking. As I installed the refills, liquid immediately started dripping out and got on my hands. Even after washing thoroughly, the fragrance stayed strong on my skin. I’ve noticed this seems to be an issue with Glade plug-ins in general. That said, Glade plug-ins are still the strongest I’ve found compared to other brands. Febreze forces you to mix two scents, which I don’t enjoy — especially since I live with chronic Lyme disease, and strong or mismatched smells can easily trigger migraines and nausea. Air Wick was a backup I tried when Glade wasn’t in stock, but those were much weaker and didn’t fill the room. Overall, the Hawaiian Breeze fragrance is nice, but Glade’s strength is a double-edged sword: too intense in small spaces, not enough for big rooms, and the leaking issue is frustrating. The packaging was very nice though, it came in a beautiful box and alot easier to access than the normal packaging from the store. Read more

Nice scent got the lavender not to strong but fill my room with the scent. Lasts a good month. Worth the price Read more

I’ve tried a lot of different Glade PlugIns scents, but Cashmere Woods is hands-down my favorite. The fragrance is warm, inviting, and has this perfect balance of woodsy richness with a touch of sweetness. It makes my whole space feel cozy and welcoming without being overpowering. What I love most is how consistent the scent is—every time I walk into the room, I get that same comforting aroma. It’s long-lasting, and one refill goes a surprisingly long way. Friends and family always comment on how good my home smells, and this is the secret. If you’re looking for a fragrance that feels both relaxing and elegant, Cashmere Woods is the one. I honestly can’t imagine switching to anything else. Read more