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Lavender Vehicle Spray: For Hockey Bags, Fries and Muddy Paws
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Between hockey bags, drive-thru fries and the dog's muddy paws, cars go through a lot. Our Lavender Vehicle Spray is a lavender spray made just for your car, truck or minivan. A quick spritz fills the cabin with a fresh, floral, herbal scent, whether you are headed to work or up north for the weekend.
Where to spray, and where not to
| Spray here | Skip these |
|---|---|
| Floor mats | Dashboard |
| Cloth seats and upholstery | Touchscreens and displays |
| Cargo area carpet | Windows and mirrors |
Floor mats are the best spot. They hold scent well, they are out of the way and they are usually the part of the car that needs it most. If you have leather or specialty seat materials, test a small hidden area first.
A few road-tested habits
- Spray while parked, never while driving. Your eyes belong on the road, not on the floor mat.
- Go light. A car is a small space, so two or three sprays is usually plenty.
- Air it out first after a stinky load. Open the doors for a few minutes, then spray, so you are adding lavender rather than layering it over old fries.
- Do not leave it on the dash in summer. A hot car is hard on any fragrance, and a loose bottle can roll.
Keeping it handy
The 4 oz bottle fits in a cup holder, glove box or door pocket, so it is there when you need it. In the warmest months, the glove box or a door pocket out of direct sun is a better home than the cup holder.
A gift for people who live in their cars
This one is a handy present for new drivers, long-haul commuters, sports parents and road-trippers. It also makes a practical stocking stuffer for the person who is hard to shop for. Pair it with our vehicle cleaning products or other favorites in the Gift Box Builder.
Frequently asked questions
Can I use it in the house too?
You can mist it into the air in a mudroom or entryway, but it is made with car interiors in mind. For rooms, our room sprays are a better fit.
Will it leave spots on my seats?
Misted lightly onto mats and cloth upholstery it should settle in. Because materials vary, test a hidden area first, especially on leather.
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