is there a perfume or scent i can put in my AC unit to make the house smell good?
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You can put just about any "scent" in your duct work, but, remember this, after awhile, it will be overpowering!! A scent is "pleasant" for awhile, but after too much, then it becomes a nuisance and you will want to get rid of it.
I wish you well..
Jesse
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Yes, I've done this before by placing small drops of a scented oil you like on the filter. Not much or else you'll clog the filter. I've also had short-term success by spraying my favorite perfume into the intake vent.
I don't really reccomend that. But perhaps you can try wiping the grid on your AC with a pleasant-smelling substance.
they sell these foam peices with scent on them,you put them inside where you air conditioner pulls in the air!and it sends the scent throughout the house wherever the air goes!you can find them at big lots,walmart.homedepot etc!
if you have an air filter spray the heck outta it with whatever prefume of fragrance you got.
Buy some of those ones they make that you put on an AC vent for a car. Stick about three of them on your AC grill. Presto.
What my mom used to do is take a small ball of cotton with a few drops of scent in it and stuffed it into the vent slits.
There are scents you can attach to the AC filter that work pretty good. I saw them at Home Depot.
Also, you can simmer some water with orange peels or cinimmon sticks on the stove. That rocks BTW.
I used orange peels and ginger last night after I steamed some veggies in the water. MMM. Then toss it down the garbage disposial for some double duty.
you can put a dryer sheet in the outgoing vents
Yes, WalMart sells an air freshener that you attach to your a/c filter that will give the whole house a delightful smell.
Tell Ya what I tried.
I sprayed the "filter" in the air intake with air freshener. It worked but dissipated quickly. I then rigged a wire behind the filter and hung an open freshener. That worked, but again dissipated quickly.
I wrote to one of the companies and told them what I had done, and suggested a "filter" with air freshener". Never heard a thing.
Don't know if it's practical, or if they are "working on it".
My experiment just didn't last long, and could become expensive.
I would work on it, but can't do much in an apartment.
There Ya go. Find a need and fill it. The birth of invention.
spray some perfume into the vents, on the filter