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About this room spray
Overview
Transform your linens, fabrics, and small spaces with this refreshing linen spray that combines crisp eucalyptus, bright lemongrass, and calming lavender. Perfect for pillows, bedding, towels, and more, this versatile room spray brings a spa-like aromatherapy experience to any corner of your home.
Benefits
- Naturally refreshes linens, pillows, and fabrics with a tropical escape scent
- Works beautifully in small spaces like bathrooms, closets, and vehicles
- Formulated with aloe vera and witch hazel for a gentle, skin-friendly base
- Convenient 4 fl oz amber glass bottle—perfect for travel or everyday use
- Multi-purpose: spray on bedding, clothing, furniture, or use as a personal aromatherapy mist
Frequently Asked Questions
- What surfaces can I use this linen spray on? This Slow North linen spray works on bed linens, pillows, towels, curtains, upholstered furniture, and carpets. Always test on fabrics first to ensure colorfast compatibility.
- Can I use this spray in my car or small bathroom? Yes. This blend is ideal for confined spaces like vehicles and bathrooms. Simply spritz to refresh the air and eliminate odors naturally.
- How should I store this product?** Keep the amber glass bottle in a cool, dark place away from direct sunlight and heat. This protects the essential oil blend and extends shelf life.
Shipping & returns
Orders leave our US warehouse in 1–3 business days. Items from different makers may arrive in several parcels, each with its own tracking.
Linen Spray - Shangri-La (Eucalyptus + Lavender + Lemongrass) - 4 fl oz
Herbal & green · 4 fl oz / 118 ml
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- Burn within sight, away from drafts, children and pets

- Spray into the air, or onto fabric from about 30 cm.
- Test an unseen patch first — fragrance oils can mark delicate fabric.
- Keep away from eyes and open flame.
- Out of reach of children and pets.
We sell fragrance for pleasure, not for treatment. Nothing here is intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease, and no candle or diffuser purifies the air. These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration.
If a scent gives you a headache or sets off asthma, that is a real reaction — stop using it and open a window.