Scent Booster Box - 2 Minute Prototype

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[@njersey1211]

We used the scent beads in the past but our daughter had a reaction to them. We use pods for our laundry. Maybe a dropper that hangs over the tub that fires a pod in every time

[@Wordsnwood]

We've converted to TruEarth strips, so we're neither liquid nor powder.

[@reforzar]

We use liquid and I prefer as little scent as possible, but it is a neat idea!

[@kalpeshgala1762]

We use liquid soap, liquid fabric softner, and scent booster. The scent booster beads we use is either the Downy Unstoppables or Kirkland Brand Scent Beads (similar to Downy). I'd welcome a solution like what your are proposing.

[@omgitsjulian]

in the words of a very old meme... "WHAT ARE THOOOOOOSEEEE!!?!?!"

[@johnm3894]

Soooo...I have the exact same W/D set and use the Smart Dispense as well (love it!). I actually, instead of dumping the beads into the basket, I place them in the detergent section that's not being used, due to the Smart Dispense. Seems to work? But I do use beads and like this idea.

[@WanderingExistence]

Scent boosters are gross. If you have a problem smelling perfectly clean clothes, _your_ nose has a problem.

[@forby_]

Scent boosters are cool, but we also add soda crystals regularly for hard water treatment. It'd be cool to see this work for dry powders like that. More Josh!

[@austinconnor6393]

Dry detergent house here!

[@Brownstone31]

Tried them once but found them to be over powering. I still use the old Downy ball. lol