36 Packs French Lavender Sachets for Drawers and Closets Fresh Scents, Home Fragrance Sachet, Purple Sachets, LV-S-C-6

Scent is strong and sachet quality is very nice. I am happy to have 15 so I can put them everywhere. I put them in my luggage as I was going to a hotel that was not rated super well. As a precaution I tucked a sachet into everything I took into the room. I came home bug free. I did not see any sign of bedbugs but I was ready. Very happy with my purchase. They come in a resealable brown paper bag so those I have not used will retain their scent.

These are very high quality, fresh Lavander Sachets. The scent when you open the nice storage back is wonderful. I've hung them in my closet and placed them in my drawers. It's been weeks and the ones I've used are just as fragrant as day one. You might want to tie the ends though. Because when I was squeezing one it popped open. But was not a big deal. I even tucked a few in corners of my bedroom to keep it fresh. I will buy these again!

These lavender sachets are perfect! We ordered 100 to use as one item in a gift basket project. They were pretty, well packaged, but most important, the aroma was wonderful! Each bag has a strong lavender smell (unlike others some of us have purchased that there was almost no aroma). So the wonderful lavender scent should last a long time. We could not have been more pleased with our purchase.

I loved the resealable packaging. I loved the smell of the sachets when I opened them. I hung several around my house, in closets, and put them in drawers. That was about three weeks ago. The smell was never heavy and is already gone. Thought they would last a lot longer.

This stuff smells so good but with that being said, since the lavender is in a pouch, it sometimes leaves behind some lavender "dust" or particles which can be annoying to clean up but this stuff makes everything smell really nice so I don't really mind.

I bought 2 bags 2 1/2 yrs ago and I’m just using the last of the sachets. Just crush to refresh every few weeks. Very neat and pretty. Also used in gift sets and bags for a nice touch.

I just want to start off the review by saying that it was excellently packaged and everything was in there. However, it's 100% not worth it. The smell just isn't there. This is more for decor or a part of a gift basket or something than it is to make your place smell really nice.I have a very small room. Maybe 188 sq. ft. at best and I have these all throughout the room, closet included, bunched in groups of 3-5 and nothing. This is actually my fault more than anything for thinking that this would do the trick. It's kind of an "easy way out" mentality where I'm looking for something that doesn't require a lot of consistent work. Truth is, if you want a really nice smelling place, this is ACTUALLY how you do it and it WILL require at the very least WEEKLY effort.- When you vacuum clean use Glade carpet powder or something similar; when you mop, make sure you use something that also smells nice.- Keep up with dusting and sweeping as well. When you dust, same thing, use Pledge or another nice smelling product.- Open up your windows every now and then for fresh air. You can use an air filter screen as well to filter out pollutants, pollen, etc. and keep an air purifier in the rooms you use the most, or all if you can afford to.- Always have a fan going to keep the air circulating. Try to keep doors open as much as possible to keep rooms from getting stuffy/stiff.- Wash all your curtains, bedding, etc. weekly. Use quality detergent and fabric softeners. I personally really like anything with Febreze. Tide has some really good versions with them.- Use air freshener spray cans and fabric refreshers sparingly. Maybe once every 2-3 days. Again, Febreze is the main one I go with. They're popular with great reviews for a reason.- Buy plants! Plants always smell great. Just make sure you buy the right plants for the locations you want them in your place and then you just keep up with watering them (but not overly so!).And lastly, avoid 24/7 USE OF candles, incense, essential oils (plugged in, diffuser, etc.). These are actually fine when used sparingly (like the air freshener cans and fabric refreshers) but to have them constantly going every single day is actually not good for our health. We're not meant to be inhaling that stuff 24/7.I just see a lot of people going overboard on these, myself included, which is why I avoid them. They don't even work that great anyway. A lot of candles are a hit or miss, the smoke from burning incense isn't great for our health overall, essential oil diffusers stay within a relatively small radius of the device and the essential oil plug ins work really well but they don't last long and get expensive real fast, especially when you consider how many rooms you're going to be having them in.There are also those "gels" that are supposed to just dissolve and make the room smell nice. I bought 6 of them, used 4 of them and got nothing from them in my small room. Again, one of those "lazy, cop out" decisions I was making. If you want your place to smell nice, you have to be willing to put in the effort. This means routinely cleaning your place and buying plants and keeping up with them.

Right out of the package these are strong, but that is what I needed. Wanted them for a drawers/towel cabinet in a summer cabin. 2+ months later the drawers and contents still smell great, not overpowering, but nice clean lavender scent - just what I needed at a lake home where clothing sometimes can pick up a damp/musty smell, even after a wash/dry. No idea if they will last past the summer, but will use again next season.