This is a review of Asda Cottonflower & Waterlily Air Freshener which we inherited from a full cleaning cupboard when we moved house. I think the previous people forgot to empty this cupboard but we didn't mind as it saved us loads of money and this air freshener has lasted ages in our downstairs toilet. What is it? The Asda Cottonflower & Waterlily Air Freshner is a spray can which is 300ml and has an upwards spraying mist of fragrance. It claims to be a 2 in 1 air freshener with odour neutralising properties and a crisp, fresh fragrance. The packaging is an inoffensive pale blue. Price As we inherited this, I don't know its ...  Read the complete review

Asda, as you probably know from their advertising like to tell us that they are constantly "Rolling back prices" and for this review Im going to focus on an absolute bargain that we use round the house that only costs 19p... Asdas Cottonflower & Waterlilly Air Freshner... 19p? Must be rubbish! I hear you exclaim, well, no actually, for 19 shiny new pennies you can freshen every room and leave a nice lingering smell that lasts for quite a while. Coming in an attractively designed pale blue cannister with delicate illustrations of waterlilies on the front the Asda brand name and item description are depicted in white no ...  Read the complete review

This 300ml canister air freshener retails at 58p and is one of a group of air fresheners in the cottonflower and waterlily fragranced range, which also includes a gel freshener and plug-in style air freshener (please see my other reviews of these) and a scented candle room freshener. The spray comes in a sky blue canister with a picture of lilac waterlilies and white cotton flowers at the base and the product title 'ASDA Cottonflower & Waterlily Air Freshener' at the top. On the reverse of the canister are various text boxes containing information about the product, including information relating to keeping it away from pets, children, furniture and ...  Read the complete review