What is it and what is it used for? Flower air freshener, Sweet Orange fragrance, manufactured by Betres On. It brings a very fresh and natural scent to home or work spaces. It uses a unique format from the brand, as instead of a standard dispenser, it uses one shaped like a flower. The flower will gradually absorb the liquid inside the container and disperse the fragrance through evaporation. This process does not raise the ambient temperature or affect the rooms humidity. Who is it for? It is suitable for scenting rooms in the home or workplace. Instructions for use To use the air freshener correctly, certain guidelines should be followed to help prolong its effect and obtain the best results. Its method of use is unique to Betres On air fresheners, as they employ a flower as a fragrance dispenser. The steps to follow are the following: Open the tempered glass container. To do this, simply unscrew the cap. Place the flower inside the container, making sure the stem is in direct contact with the liquid. Place in a central location in the room so that the scent spreads evenly throughout the room. Once the liquid inside the container has evaporated, do not discard the product. This is because the fragrance will remain as it slowly evaporates through the flower petals. Discard once the flower has wilted or changed color. If placed in an environment with the correct conditions, the liquid can last for a little over four weeks. These conditions include a temperature between 22 and 23 degrees Celsius and humidity between 55 and 65%. Furthermore, the fragrance can continue to be released for up to five to six weeks. This is because the flower will continue to disperse the fragrance for several days after the liquid has completely run out. Contraindications Do not ingest or apply the contents of the bottle to your skin. Do not place in a poorly ventilated area, as the highly concentrated aroma will be unpleasant. Avoid use if you are allergic to its fragrance or strong odors. Composition (E)-anethole, 4-tert-butylcyclohexyl acetate, linalyl acetate, citral and linalool.