Room fresheners

A room freshener is the quickest fix for a room that smells stale. Someone picks up the can, sprays, and moves on. No wall fixing, no batteries, no setup. That is why most housekeeping trolleys carry one.

Where they go

The usual spots are the ones people notice first. The washroom right after cleaning. The reception area before the first visitor walks in. A meeting room between two bookings. The pantry after lunch. We supply these to corporate offices, hotels, restaurants, gyms, hospitals and clinics, malls and airports, and the brief is the same everywhere: the room should smell clean when someone opens the door.

The range runs to more than 30 scents. Citrus, Lemon Spark and Lemon Grass for washrooms and pantries. Lavender, Jasmine and Mogra for cabins and waiting areas. Oudh, C-Musk and Sandella Gold for a hotel lobby. If you want help choosing, the scent guide is on our air freshener fragrances page, and the story behind each scent sits on our fragrance brand site, AS Cottonmist (ascottonmist.com).

Hand spray now, dispenser later

Most scents here are packed both as a manual bottle spray and as a dispenser refill. So you can start with hand sprays, and if you later fit automatic air freshener dispensers, your guests keep smelling the scent they already know. For washrooms, it is worth pairing the spray with toilet air fresheners or urinal screens, which work between cleans.

Every pack is checked before dispatch for durability, strength, construction, dimensional accuracy and performance. Prices are on each product. Send your scents and quantities for a bulk rate, and ask about customised packaging if you need it.