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How NOT to Use a Sachet
We love sharing creative ways that you can enjoy one of our many scented sachets. But, every now and then, it’s nice to remind everyone of what NOT to do with them. From the mouths of the experts, here are five things we recommend avoiding when it comes to our sachets.
Sachet Do's and Don'ts
Did you know: Sachets date back all the way to the 15th century? Yet, despite being around for a very long time, there is still a lot of confusion that surrounds them. We’ve worked for the past 40 years (no, not quite 7 centuries) to perfect our fragrance sachet and ensure the best scent experience possible. We’ve learned a lot, and we think it’s only right to share our Do’s and Don’ts of the sachet experience.
Where can I buy a sachet?
Interested in flameless fragrance safe for almost any space? Or maybe you’ve found it and can’t wait to get your hands on more. Whatever your reason, if you’re in the market for a Fresh Scents Sachet, you have plenty of options.
What's Inside a Sachet?
Sugar and spice? Flowers? Dirt? We get a lot of theories on what exactly is in a sachet. While the answer can vary, we thought we’d shut a few of those rumors down.
Are Sachets Good for the Environment?
Did you know, the fragrance industry generates millions of single use containers every year? Most of these end up in landfills, or on beaches. When it comes to home fragrance, envelope sachets are one of the best options to maximize fragrance while maintaining a minimal footprint.
Should I Open My Scented Sachet?
Should I open my scented sachet? In a word, no. Opening a sachet adversely affects its lifetime and makes a bit of a mess. Here are some better ways to use a sachet..
What is a Sachet?
For such a simple product, we sure get a lot of inquiries about sachets. What is a sachet, how do I use my sachet, how are they made, etc. We hope you find the answer to your questions in this article.
How to Use Scented Sachets
How do you use this scented sachet packet? Should you open it up and toss the inside around like confetti? Well, no.
