Fir Woods Room and Linen Spray

Fir Woods is a fir balsam room and linen spray built from a Maryland old-growth forest, the kind where the trees are wide enough to have names. Lemon peel and cypress open it sharp and green. Evergreen and cedarwood build the middle, dense without going dark, and fir balsam, amber and moss close it earthy and resinous, which is what gives it staying power in the room.

How it reads in a room

Fir Woods suits an entryway, a living room with wood floors, or any room that needs the air to feel like winter outside. A few sprays set the room. In November and December it stands in for a Christmas tree in a room that does not have one, and it gives an artificial tree or a wreath the smell it was missing.

Scent notes

• Top: lemon peel, cypress
• Heart: evergreen, cedarwood
• Base: fir balsam, amber, moss

How to use it

• As a room spray: a few sprays into the air.
• As a linen spray: hold the bottle 10 to 12 inches from the fabric and spray lightly over pillows, bedding and towels. Skip silk and satin, since water can spot them.
• On greenery: spray artificial trees, garlands and wreaths lightly from 10 to 12 inches.
• Before ironing: spray the fabric, then iron. Do not put it in the iron.

Details

• 4 oz bottle with a non-aerosol fine-mist sprayer
• $14.50, or a two-pack for $26.85
• Phthalate-free
• Made in small batches in Baltimore

Hold 10 to 12 inches from fabric or surface. For linen: mist evenly and allow to dry before contact. For rooms: 2 to 3 sprays fill a standard room. Shake lightly before each use.

Can I use Fir Woods as a linen spray on my bed?

Yes. Hold it 10 to 12 inches away and spray pillows and bedding lightly. Skip silk and satin.

Does Fir Woods smell like a Christmas tree?

Close. Fir balsam, evergreen and cedarwood carry the tree, and lemon peel and cypress keep it bright. Spray it on an artificial tree or a wreath from 10 to 12 inches.

Can this linen spray be used in my iron?

No. We do not recommend using the Linen and Room Spray in your iron. Please spray the product directly on the fabric and then iron.

Can the Linen and Room Spray be used on silk or satin fabrics?

No. We would not recommend spraying this product on silk or satin, due to the potential for these fabrics to show spots when they get wet.

Can I use the Linen and Room Spray on upholstered furniture?

We have not done testing specific to upholstery with our Linen and Room Spray. However, in many cases, it may be safe. We recommend testing first on an inconspicuous spot before spraying the entire furniture item.

Can I use the Linen and Room Spray to freshen my rugs or carpet?

Yes. This product is safe to use on carpeting and rugs.

Why does it cost more than a big box room spray?

It is made in small batches in Baltimore, with seven notes built to hold in a room. A big box spray is built to be cheap.

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Returns accepted within 30 days of delivery for unused, unopened items. Full policy.