Review: Glade® Expressions™

This is a Sponsored post written by me on behalf of Triad Retail Media. All opinions are 100% mine.

 I like it when my home smells yummy. And I also like trying scents that are not typical. Lavender is nice, but the new Glade® Expressions™ fragrance mist scent of Lavender & Juniper Berry is just different enough to keep it interesting. For me, this is a good scent to have in my bedroom.

As I was getting ready to write this post, I probably looked pretty silly smelling the 4 different scents from Glade®, making mental notes about what I liked about each one.

Of all the new scents (there are 4), my favorite was Cotton & Mandarin. It was fresh, citrusy, and reminded me of when we used to live surrounded by orange groves. I think that has to be one of the best smells ever. Well, that and fresh baked bread. 

Walmart.com - Glade Expressions Air FreshenersThe other two scents are Fuji Apple & Cardamon and Pineapple & Mangosteen. I liked the apple based scent but the pineapple one was weird to me. I don't think the smell of pineapple fits me or my homes style. Maybe if I were having a tropical themed party though...

Glade® says their scents are long-lasting and the new Glade® Expressions™ oil diffuser lasts 30 days without electricity. So that means, even though the packaging is attractive, if it doesn't suit your needs, you can hide it anywhere. It also means that I don't have to worry about little kids playing with it, since I can place it up high, away from the outlets.

Glade® also offers a fragrance satisfaction guarantee. Just go to that link and follow the instructions if you are not satisfied with the scent.

You can also get a $2 off Glade® Expressions™ fragrance mist coupon and a $1.50 off Glade® Expressions™ oil diffuser coupon to use on your next purchase.

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