Candles in hotel room?

[englishteacha]

Please don't use anything strongly fragranced. I'm another person with horrible allergies.

 

[disney1990]

http://www.yankeecandle.com/whats-new/travel-tin

Try these. I just saw them at Yankee Candle last weekend. You open them up a little or a lot and they deodorize your room.

 

[C.Ann]

I wouldn't use a candle, but Febreze has an allergen reducer spray that also works well for removing odors even though there's no long lasting lingering scent to it at all.. As a pp mentioned, if someone used Lysol, I'd be in a world of trouble..

Good luck - and have fun!

 

[RMAMom]

We just stayed at ASMo the end of October and our room smelled fantastic! I would love for my whole house to smell like that but the cleaning woman I spoke with told me it was a commercial cleaning product and I wouldn't be able to find it.

 

[Lees3rwe]

I would never use anything in a hotel room that would leave a lingering scent that may bother another guest. Please be very considerate of other people, even if there isn't an allergy issue, they may not like the same scent that you do, and wouldn't appreciate their room smelling that way.

Please, please, please, don't use any of this stuff in your hotel room.
You may not notice any lingering scent, but if you use these things all of the time, you WOULDN'T notice.

I have severe allergies and asthma. Anything like that can make me have a severe attack.

 

[seashoreCM]

I agree. To me, this is like smoking in a hotel room and leaving that odor behind.

If you use candles in a hotel room you could get socked for cleanup charges if it is a non-smoking room (which 90% of hotel rooms in the U.S. are).

Although it is not tobacco smoke, very few candles are really smoke-free.

 

[GaSleepingBeautyFan]

We don't use anything.

Alot of smells from plug ins/sprays bug other people. My husband hates them. I know there are some of them that make me feel sick.

We just deal with the hotel smell. It's only temporary.

To stop the dirty laundry from smelling I throw a few dryer sheets among it and that helps alot.

 

[MissyDVC]

I have never felt the need to fresh the smell of a hotel room but I AM glad I read this post because I would not have thought about it negatively affecting others. So thank you for posting about the issues that fresheners/sprays can cause. I will always remember what I read here

 

[C.Ann]

If you use candles in a hotel room you could get socked for cleanup charges if it is a non-smoking room (which 90% of hotel rooms in the U.S. are).

Although it is not tobacco smoke, very few candles are really smoke-free.

Good point.. I never thought of that.. Another reason candles would be a very bad idea..

 

[4HppyCamprs]

Not a very good idea at all!

If you really want to freshen the smell of your hotel room, please use a air spray or one of the solid room scents. Open flames are a fire hazard. Please don't use candles.

Agree.

 

[diznee25]

http://www.yankeecandle.com/whats-new/travel-tin

Try these. I just saw them at Yankee Candle last weekend. You open them up a little or a lot and they deodorize your room.

Next time we travel I'm getting one of these!


diznee25