What "smell goods" do you use?
By April
@thislittlepennyearns (71682)
Defuniak Springs, Florida
September 3, 2026 8:34pm CST
I’ve talked at length about wax melts because I’m a big believer in them. I like them just as much as, if not more than, candles. I don’t have to worry about an open flame with wax melts/wax warmers, and they seem to last longer to me.
Anyway, that isn’t the only “smell good” device we use around here.
In our bathroom, we have a Glade Plug-In, and today I had to change the cartridge. I decided to change the scent while I was at it. I had found some “holiday” ones when I was doing a deep clean, so that’s what had been in there. But I came across these today, and I MUCH prefer this scent. So, naturally, that’s what I stuck in it before putting it back in the bathroom.
All of this got me thinking about what other “smell goods” people use in their homes.
What do you use?
Are you an incense burner? A wax-melting connoisseur? A candle lover? Or are you more of a “set it and forget it” person who relies on Glade Plug-Ins or something similar?
I want to know what everyone else is using to make their homes smell good!
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@teamfreak16 (47562)
• Denver, Colorado
4 Sep
I use something that I have plugs for and you replace the cartridge. I think they are Glade. I know them when I see them. I like vanilla and citrus stuff. That's the best answer I've got. 

@thislittlepennyearns (71682)
• Defuniak Springs, Florida
4 Sep
Vanilla is such a boring smell. Spice it up. Lumber, or gasoline. Flannel and campire. Something exciting and manly lol
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@teamfreak16 (47562)
• Denver, Colorado
4 Sep
@thislittlepennyearns - They were out of the burning tires scent. 

@thislittlepennyearns (71682)
• Defuniak Springs, Florida
4 Sep
@teamfreak16 Hey dont knock that scent either. I also love gasoline. Although gasoline doesnt really smell like gasoline anymore. If that makes any sense at all.
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@thislittlepennyearns (71682)
• Defuniak Springs, Florida
4 Sep
A Mr Clean Magic eraser and about five minutes will get that ceiling fan looking great again. And the reed diffusers make it smell better than candles, at least in my opnion.
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