![Pinterest](https://pinterest.com/pin/create/button/?url=https://uknews.evprotec.com/mrs-hinch-fans-tips-for-making-a-reed-diffuser-last-how-to-know-its-done/&media=https://uknews.evprotec.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/09/candle-aromatic-reed-freshener-table-732192651.jpg&description=message scent Published : 14:29, 5 Sep 2023 Updated : 14:29, 5 Sep 2023 THEY always smell amazing when you first get them, but the scent seems to disappear after a while. But fans of cleanfluencer Mrs Hinch have revealed a clever trick to keep your reed diffusers smelling scent-sational for even longer. 2 Mrs Hinch fans have shared their top tips for making the scent of a reed diffuser last for longer Credit: Getty "Hi do the reeds in a reed diffuser stop working? Daft question I'm sure," one person wrote in a post on the Mrs Hinch Cleaning Tips group on Facebook. And the post was quickly inundated with replies, with one person raging: "I think they're s**t, I never smell them!" "I just read last week that the reeds actually block, whatever that means which results in them not chucking the fragrance out, regardless of them being turned," another added. "I agree, I feel like they get so soaked full of oil that they can't soak up any new oil with fragrance," someone else said. But another person shared their top tip for making the scent last longer. "Turn one reed every week , no need to turn them all, lasts longer and smells just a good," they wrote. "I turn mine upside down after a few weeks," another commented. "I turn all the sticks every couple of weeks," a third agreed. While someone else shared the surefire way to know when a reed is finished with. "They do need changing," they wrote. "If you squeeze them & they are soft it's time to change. "I've used them for last 8 years. "More sticks means a stronger scent but obviously uses up liquid quicker." 2 There's also a clever way to know if your reeds need replacing - just give them a squeeze Credit: Getty){kind=link}
THEY always smell amazing when you first get them, but the scent seems to disappear after a while.
But fans of cleanfluencer Mrs Hinch have revealed a clever trick to keep your reed diffusers smelling scent-sational for even longer.
“Hi do the reeds in a reed diffuser stop working? Daft question I’m sure,” one person wrote in a post on the Mrs Hinch Cleaning Tips group on Facebook.
And the post was quickly inundated with replies, with one person raging: “I think they’re s**t, I never smell them!”
“I just read last week that the reeds actually block, whatever that means which results in them not chucking the fragrance out, regardless of them being turned,” another added.