Procter & Gamble
Febreze AIR
Gain Original Scent
It is basically a catch-all category for all types of plastics other than numbers 1 through 6. Most of the plastics in the #7 group cannot be recycled in your curbside recycling bin.
You can recycle Febreze containers through the Terracycle recycling program. Create an account and ship your used containers for free.
Sustainability Claims
Let's Break It Down
Sins Identified
No Proof
Lesser of Two Evils
No Proof
Lesser of Two Evils
Aside from SmartLabel, the product does not have any third-party certifications to back up its sustainability claims and relies only on what P&G's standards and what they choose to disclose on their website.
Despite the fact that some of the product claims are positive, such as "100% natural propellant" and "no phthalates," the brand still uses many other harmful ingredients:
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Geraniol: Linked to allergies, immunotoxicity, organic system toxicity and and skin, eyes and lung irritation
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Limonene: Allergen, immunotoxin and skin, eyes and lung irritator
