quiltsRfun

Not for me. I use unscented detergent and dryer sheets because I dislike scented linens and clothes.

sewbizgirl

I’m another one who can’t tolerate scents... so no.

Tartan

Not only would the scents bother me but I wonder what they would do to the fabric. Some antique fabrics disintegrate over time because of the dyes and processes used to make them and I wonder if fabrics treated with scents may do the same thing.

Peckish

I like scents, but I don't like paying for something that doesn't last.

RJLinkletter

I’m trying to imagine what it would be like to work with... surely your hands would end up smelling in a very concentrated way (and maybe even your tools?) More than anything that’s what would put me off

MiniDoe

I love fragrances and I love the smell of clean fabric however I’d like to be in control of how it’s scented on my end with detergents, softeners and ironing sprays.

Feathers-N-Fur

I’m not averse to scented products usually, but I wouldn’t buy it. Fabric isn’t Kent to be scented. If I want it to smell, I’ll use fabric softener.

Boston1954

I can only wonder what the chemicals in the fabric would do to it over the years.

sandy l

No way, no how.

UFOs Galore

No. Just no.