Dr. Killigan’s CedarWard Spray - 4 fl. oz. - Natural Cedar Oil Formula Restores Scent to Cedarwood Accessories, Closets, Drawers, Trunks, Chests, Pest and Moth Repellent for Clothes

I’ve been using this for stink bugs mainly and it works great. I spray it on cedar blocks and put all around my house. It works for about a month till I need to spray them again. Keeps them at bay! Has a strong cedar wood scent that fads in hours

This Cedar Ward Spray definitely packs a punch in the scent department! When I first sprayed it in my closet, the aroma was extremely strong - almost overwhelmingly so. Be prepared for a very intense fragrance right after application. While the initial blast was quite potent, it did last for a considerable amount of time before gradually fading.My main issue with this spray is the scent profile itself. While it's marketed as a cedar product, the vanilla notes are very prominent. In fact, the vanilla is so strong that it overshadows the cedar I was hoping for. If you're looking for a pure, authentic cedar aroma, this might not be the right product for you. Personally, I'm not a huge fan of the strong vanilla scent, as I was expecting something more woodsy and cedar-forward. It is not an unpleasant smell, just not what I wanted.Despite my reservations about the scent, I do appreciate the spray's longevity. It's clear that a little goes a long way. I will continue to use the product, but I'll definitely be using much less than my initial application. A single, light spray seems like it will be sufficient to provide the desired effect without being overpowering. I do feel like it will do its job of protecting the clothes.Pros:Very strong scent: Indicates a potent formula.Long-lasting: The aroma lingers for a good amount of time.Potentially effective: Although I haven't seen any pests to prove otherwise!Easy to apply: Convenient spray bottle.Cons:Overpowering initially: The scent can be too intense right after spraying.Strong vanilla notes: Dominates the cedar scent, which might not be to everyone's liking.Not a true cedar aroma: If you're seeking an authentic cedar experience, this might disappoint.Overall:The Cedar Ward Spray is a powerful product with a long-lasting scent, but the prominent vanilla notes are a significant drawback for me. While it seems effective, the aroma isn't what I was hoping for. I'll keep using it sparingly, but I'm not sure I'd repurchase it.

Excellent product.Renewed my old cedar closers.Satisfactory.

I have a very particular idea of what Cedar should smell like, and this does not remotely resemble that. Cedar oil is the highest "active" ingredient at 20%. I don't know whether one of the inert 76% ingredients is dominating the scent, or if the cedar oil changes in processing, but to me it doesn't smell remotely like a "lush cedar forest" as the box says.It is a strong scent, so hopefully it will still be effective. The strongest elements of the scent do fade a few days after application.It's only intended for "recharging" cedar wood, so to speak, and it does take quite a while for the oil to permeate the raw wood. Even with excess wiped off there's a risk of marring clothing with oil if you try to use the wood too soon. Even then I found it evaporated within a week or so and the wood looked dry again, so multiple initial applications were needed for longevity. Maybe my wood or my my environment is just particularly dry.It's hard to say it whether will be effective until spring when potential pests tend to appear, so I will update with anything I can report then.

The smell of the added spice oils was irritating. I wore gloves which was good, but I think that I am going to go with straight cedar oil which I don‘t have anissue with.

The aroma was not as strong as I wanted. It works. The percent of the active ingredient is not high.

It doesn't take much spray to refresh the cedar blocks in our wardrobe.

This high-quality spray renewed my cedar blocks in far less time and with far less effort than sanding them down has been taking me every autumn. My photo shows the spray immediately after it's applied, before it's soaked into the wood. I simply rubbed a few squirts of it around with my fingertips to spread it and help it penetrate; the entire application process took approximately 30 seconds per block. I followed the directions to really saturate the wood, but judging by the weight of the bottle when I was finished, there's still plenty remaining to last for several years to come.The fragrance is pleasantly potent: it's not straight cedar, it's its own scent because there are other essential oils present in the mix. I can attest to the quality of this product because I react badly to the low-grade ingredients in even expensive perfumes but have no problem with pure, high-grade essential oils, and I had no adverse reaction to this stuff whatsoever even with heavy and prolonged exposure to it.