#7

Got a lovely reed diffuser in the living room - but I think I need to buy more oil (?) for it

Could do with getting more for the other rooms really

#8

By the cat litter tray: neutrodol gel things
Around the house various reed diffusers, generally use the same 3 scents and by refills online instead of replacing every time as they get pretty pricey. Best way to get a nice but not overpowering scent around the house imo though?

#9

I think they’re all terrible too. Except there was a Crabtree and Evelyn lily of the valley one I liked a lot when I was younger. Not sure they still do it, my mum used to always give me them. Now I enjoy a scented candle, things like lavender or anything that’s nice and relaxing. Not a fan of fruit scents or anything over powering. Not a fan or perfume for the same reason, makes me gag a bit.

#10

You’re not meant to drink it, Witches!!!

#11

:thinking:

#12

:sunglasses:

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#13

Oh and it’s
Black tea and jasmine
Assam and white cedar
Both by fired earth

And then I can’t remember the one in the bedrooms, it’s a relaxing but fresh one.

#14

'Theo’® by Airwick

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#15

Isn’t it weird that there is a neals yard cheesemonger and a neals yard health & beauty company and they have no apparent connection to each other

#16

All about that plugin life.

#17

Oh neals yard is a place so this isn’t weird

#18

Not particularly

#19

burn a tonne of incense in my room.

#20

Doesn’t even rhyme

#21

Hate the ones that plug into the wall, can’t stand the ones you burn (just smell like burning whatever they are supposed to be). I tend to chuck a few of the plastic ones with jelly in them around the house.

#22

Can’t believe everyone’s house smells like the inside of a taxi

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#23

ever thought of carrying a discreet can of air freshener to your card tournaments, or is the smell part of the charm?

#24

I’ve thought about taking a fucking nosegay to some of them.

#25

had to google. not what I was expecting.

thought it was this

#26

Same deal.