How to Use Air Freshener Sprays Safely in Bedrooms and Bathrooms

Always, make sure that when you apply air freshener sprays in bedrooms you ventilate the room after applying it. Crack open a window or leave the door slightly open to allow the scent to air out and not become too overwhelming. Don’t spray directly on pillows, bedding or clothing, as some formulas might be irritated to skin or even cause allergies in close contact with.

When it comes to bathrooms, air fresheners can be extremely effective at eradicating unpleasant smells – but safety is also paramount. Spray into the air as opposed to onto surfaces, particularly in proximity to sinks, bathtubs or toilets where moisture may come into contact with the product. Be careful not to spray down onto floors, as this might make the floor slippery, which could cause falls.

Finally, make sure you store sprays away from children and pets. Keep them in a cool, dry place, and never overuse them in small, confined spaces. A little air freshener and a little ventilation can help make your camping space smell better without endangering anyone’s health.