Fresh, fruity, and beautifully floral, Apricot Freesia fills your home with the uplifting aroma of sun-ripened fruit and delicate spring blossoms. Juicy sweet apricot, crisp apple, and fresh green notes create a bright, refreshing opening. Delicate freesia blooms through the heart of the fragrance alongside soft jasmine and graceful peony, beautifully balancing the ripe fruit. Soft peach skin adds a gentle, velvety sweetness, while clean musk creates a smooth, fresh finish. Fruity, floral, fresh, and wonderfully uplifting, Apricot Freesia brings together juicy apricot and airy florals in a beautifully refreshing fragrance.
Fragrance Notes: Sweet Apricot • Crisp Apple • Fresh Green Notes • Freesia • Jasmine • Peony • Soft Peach Skin • Clean Musk
Freshen your home from the ground up with SweetBriar Creek Carpet Freshener. This easy-to-use scented powder helps deodorize and refresh carpets, rugs, mattresses, upholstery, and more while leaving behind a beautiful, long-lasting fragrance.
Simply sprinkle, let it sit for 15–30 minutes, then vacuum as usual.
Why You’ll Love It
- Deodorizes and refreshes while you vacuum
- Leaves behind long-lasting fragrance
- Easy-to-use sprinkle-on formula
- Great for carpets, rugs, mattresses & upholstery
- Made in small batches in Pennsylvania
Available Sizes
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2 oz Sample Shaker — Perfect for trying a new fragrance
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8 oz Shaker — Convenient everyday sprinkle container
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16 oz Refill Bag — Refill your shaker and save
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80 oz Jumbo Refill Bag — Best value for fragrance lovers and larger homes
To Use
Sprinkle lightly and evenly over the desired dry surface. Allow to sit for 15–30 minutes, then vacuum thoroughly as usual.
Ingredients
Sodium Bicarbonate, Fragrance.
Warning
Non-toxic. Non-edible. Keep out of reach of children and pets while applying and before vacuuming. Do not use on damp or wet surfaces. Test in an inconspicuous area before use on delicate fabrics or surfaces. Follow your vacuum manufacturer's recommendations for cleaning and maintaining filters.
Handcrafted in small batches in Pennsylvania.