While the product title itself gives us a general idea of what this product is, it is so much more than just a linen spray! Before we go into that, a quick warning, just because this is a linen spray does not mean it will be 100% safe to use with all materials. I recommend a test spot to check for staining, discoloration or damage resulting from use of this product. I have personally not experienced any issues yet on bedding, furniture, cotton, polyester etc.

Now more on point, to use this product is super easy, remove the clear cap and simply push the button on top a few times at first until it starts spraying. When spraying on linens I would hold it probably 2 or more feet away so wet spots don't form. It will spray out in a clear and fine mist (don't get it in your eyes) and fall gently onto linens and absorbing into them. This is more of an odor cover rather than odor neutralizer. But that's not all, you can freshen up a room using this as an air-freshener. Better yet, use it in the bathroom for any unpleasant smells or even in the trash can to rid the smell of garbage. As an air-freshener, I find it best to have a ceiling fan, or other fan in the room circulating air, this makes the product work better and longer. Just when you thought it was over, you can even use this as a quick body mist, however, it won't last as long as a perfume.

Again, I recommend test spots on linens, fabrics, furniture to determine any staining, damage etc. Also, there is glycerin in this product so anyone with allergies to that should be wary.

As usual, I chose the pomegranate. It is a clear water-like liquid. When sprayed it comes out as a fine mist with no color that is cool to the touch and disperses nicely. I did some tests on different materials and found no discoloration issues with the spray and it seems to work nicely. On my skin it just feels like water and not sticky. However, I will warn of getting this in your mouth or eyes, by accident this happened to me and the taste was not great and it slightly burned my eyes. If this occurs, flush your eyes out with water immediately.

I love the pomegranate in the linen spray, it's just perfect for me and smells delicious. It is a really light, but amazingly fresh and fruity aroma that fills the room to the right consistency. It is fairly long lasting also, as an air-freshener. I will notice it for 2 hours or so when spraying generously and with a fan circulating the air. On fabrics, such as my bedding I have found the aroma to last anywhere from 2 hours up to 12 hours, depending on how much I spray on and how close. If you have ever drank flavored water, like clear-american flavored water found at Walmart in berry flavor, that is the best way to describe the smell of this spray. It is very fruity, but light and fresh, it is also very crisp and sharp, but for me it is perfect.

I don't normally use linen sprays so it is hard to compare to others out there. I personally think this product performs beyond 100%, considering it is advertised as a linen spray. It is versatile and functional for so many other things. It smells and feels natural and fresh, the right balance of quality and aroma. It is a smaller size bottle, which makes it easier to store and grab on the go. Works great for a quick freshening of a room when company comes over. I expected the aroma to last only 30 minutes at most, judging by other peoples experiences, but for me, it lasts 2-12 hours. My only complaint however, is that this will dry up very fast especially in a dry and hot environment.

This stuff is great and in my experience, I have fun using it. The people I live with are not big on keeping things smelling clean or fresh. So from time to time when they leave, I will use this linen spray around the apartment at least an hour before they come back. It is a treat for them and they love it. I have not revealed my secret weapon to them as of yet because I want this spray to last. I have actually taken this spray to work as well and it has come in handy for after using the bathroom if I don't want other employee's to have to smell the after-effects.