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Air Wick Scented Oils at Sam’s Club

This is a Sponsored post written by me on behalf of Air Wick for SocialSpark. All opinions are 100% mine.

I am kind of a smell freak and so I am a big fan of scented Airwick products.  I love how they make my whole house smell good.  There is nothing better than walking into my house after being gone for ahwile and the smell of citrus or flowers infusing my senses!

I love how easy and convenient this product is.  I simply snap in the bottle and plug it into an outlet!   I do not have to worry about it and I love how long it lasts before I have to put in a new refill.

I’ve sampled most all their scents including Hawaii, Ocean Spray & Sparkling Sea Minerals, Island Paradise, Grand Canyon, American Samoa, and my personal favorite, Bright Citrus Splash!

New “Bright Citrus Splash” and “Ocean Spray with Sparkling Sea Minerals” can ONLY be found at Sam’s Club. They also have national parks scents that are exclusive to Airwick, but for a limited time only.

It’s a TREMENDOUS VALUE – It’s a 38% value vs. Walmarts EDLP on their 3 pack. Sam’s club members can either have BONUS OIL or BONUS WARMER, your choice.  When you buy Sam’s Club exclusive pack, you don’t need to purchase refills as often because it comes with TONS in each pack :)

Here is my all time favorite scent, Bright Citrus Splash:

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I LOVE this fresh Citrus smell, it is just so refreshing to me!

Here are a few of my other favorites:

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American Samoa with Sweet Coconut & Island Palms, Island Paradise, and I love that they have some of the National Parks, so I chose  the Grand Canyon scent to try out!

You can see how many you get in each set, so they will last you for a long while! :)

Here’s a video to give you more info on scented Airwick products.

 Do you want the sweet smell of the islands or the fragrant smell of the catus flower to envelope your home?    Give scented Airwick products a try, I don’t think that you will be disappointed!

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