I heard that febreze isn't good for u b/c it blocks your sense of smell?

Question

Has anyone else heard of this or know of a article or website that supports this statement or doesn't support this statement.

Answer 1

Personally, I don't think sprays like febreze  work very well and I do think there is something about that statement.

I've got the best solution that I use for eliminating odors... and safe and totally fragrance free. Go out and get a couple of the FRIDGE-IT activated carbon odor absorbers - little purple cube - and put them whereever you need to. Totally unscented so it actually eliminates odor rather than covering up with some nasty fragrance. I've used these for worst smells including spoiled fish in fridge and for odors under sink and trash. Also have two cats and use these on litter box - they are FANTASTIC. No spills or chemicals to worry about. You can buy Fridge It in kitchen gadget stores or just go direct which is what I do - contact them at [e-mail] and ask for order form. You get it right away.

Definitely the way to go. try it.

Good luck

Answer 2

notice how on the comercials they sound like they have a blocked up nose and how they take a deep breath it's becuase they've smelt it so much that now they have to take deep breaths to smell it... there is your evidence right there.

Answer 3

uh no but it could smell bad up close i wouldnt advise it.

Answer 4

It has nothing to do with febreze. Smell just about anything long enough and you will not be able to smell it for some time afterwards. This is because the brain eventually ignores it.

The same is true for all other senses. Try putting one hand in cold water and the other in warm water for awhile then reverse them. Try staring at a dot on the wall without moving your eyes. Try covering one eye for awhile and then observe the difference in color perceived by each eye.

Answer 5

There's an article out saying that air fresheners will kill you or something, pure c**p if you ask me.  Is there anything "Experts" have studied that won't harm you?

Answer 6

Febreze and Lysol only numbs your sense of smell and not much more, while providing a perfume smell.