Cozyees Car Fresheners 8 mL

our handmade Cozyees car fresheners. Each reusable glass diffuser is pre-filled with 8 mL of fragrance and designed to release scent slowly over time. The wooden cap absorbs the oil and gently diffuses fragrance without being overpowering. These car fresheners hang easily from your rearview mirror or vent and are perfect for daily commutes, road trips, or refreshing your vehicle between cleanings. Compact and stylish, they add both fragrance and a soft decorative accent to your car interior. Choose Your Scent Cedarvale Mist is sea salt, lavender and cedarwood, with soft hints of citrus and florals. Fruitquake is fresh fruit, jasmine and violet, with bright grapefruit, pineapple, berries and a little wild bramble. Vanelithe is a soft blend of vanilla bean, cherry blossom, and musk for a smooth, comforting aroma. Common Questions How do I use this car freshener? Unscrew the wooden cap, remove the plastic stopper, and screw the cap back on tightly. Gently tip the bottle to allow the fragrance oil to soak into the wood, then hang it from your rearview mirror or vent. How long does the scent last? Each diffuser typically lasts several weeks, depending on temperature, airflow, and how often it’s activated. Is it safe to use in my car? Yes, when used properly. Always hang it freely so it does not touch your windshield, dashboard, or other surfaces, and keep the bottle upright to prevent leaks. What about the fragrance oils? Made with phthalate-free fragrance oils. They’re also paraben-free and never tested on animals. If you’d like to know about a certain scent, just message me. How should I store it when not in use? Keep the bottle sealed and upright. Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. Are there any precautions? Avoid contact with eyes and skin. Do not ingest. Keep out of reach of children and pets. Use caution around plastic, painted, or varnished surfaces, as fragrance oils may damage finishes. If spilled, wipe immediately and secure the bottle upright at all times. Made by hand in small batches in Hartfield, Virginia.