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[mac116]

Can anyone suggest a non-electric, non-candle home scent product that is long lasting?  Now that my Minnesota house is closed up for winter, I would like to use something that smells fresh and does not need to be plugged in or lit.  My home is clean, but I would love to walk into a fresh scent.

[Suzeecat]

Maybe a reed diffuser?

[skatting44]

I saw some heat pump air filters that were scented with lavender . I think it was Home Depot

[Catiele]

I use Home Works plug ins sparingly. My husband has sinus problems. 

[GingerPeach]

@mac116 

I just bought Agraria Home's new reed diffuser scent Riviera Pear. The first day it was a bit too sweet and strong but then settled down and became something I'd get a nice, pleasant whiff of every now and then. 

I also treated myself to a refill of my favorite Agraria scent Balsam.

The diffusers come with reed sticks as well as a flower-shaped topper that absorbs the fragrant oil.

They have other scents you may like better. Those are the only two I've tried. They have excellent potpourri as well. 

[ThinkingOutLoud]

Get a shachet and put on a vent so that when the heat turns on, it releases the scent.

[RedTop]

I have a pot simmering on the stove with cinnamon and vanilla in water; adds moisture and scent, cheaply.   Sometimes I add cloves too, all bought at Dollar General.   

[ThinkingOutLoud]

Oh - you could also get the car hanging things (scentsy, yankee candle, etc) and put them somewhere inconspicuous. 

[nana59]

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@RedTop wrote:

I have a pot simmering on the stove with cinnamon and vanilla in water; adds moisture and scent, cheaply.   Sometimes I add cloves too, all bought at Dollar General.   

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sounds like house is empty for the winter.......

[RedTop]

@nana59 

No, I just prefer the simmer pot to candles or tarts.