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Finally, a travel size that actually fits in my car’s cup holder—this little bottle nails that fresh citrus-and-floral scent without being overpowering.

I can carry this in my purse and spritz my couch whenever it starts smelling like my dog. The Gain scent is strong enough to leave a fresh floral trail but not overpowering.

The 2.87 oz bottle is perfect for tossing in my gym bag, and that citrusy floral scent really lifts the mood after a sweaty workout. A couple spritzes on my hoodie and it smells freshly washed again.

The spray nozzle gives a fine, even mist that doesn't leave my couch damp or spotted. I've been using it on my gym bag after workouts and the citrus-floral scent really sticks around for hours.

The nozzle sprays a nice fine mist, so my car's upholstery doesn't get soaking wet. It smells exactly like the laundry scent I grew up with — a little hit of nostalgia in a 2.87 oz bottle. Perfect for tossing in my gym bag to freshen up sweaty gear.

Finally found a travel-sized version of this scent, and it's perfect for my gym bag between washes. A couple of spritzes on my car seats kills any lingering food smells fast.

Took this along on a road trip to freshen up the car seats and hotel pillows, and it really lifted the stale air. The spray is fine enough that it didn't leave any damp spots, just that bright citrusy Gain smell.

Finally a fabric spray that doesn't just mask smells—the Gain scent actually lingers for hours, and the 2.87 oz bottle fits perfectly in my purse for freshening up the car upholstery between washes.

Took this on a weekend trip and it instantly made the hotel pillows smell like fresh laundry. The spray is fine enough that it doesn't leave any wet spots on my couch.

I keep a bottle in my car and spritzed the seats after a gym session. The floral-citrus scent is just strong enough to kill the sweaty smell fast. It's also surprisingly travel-friendly for tossing in a bag.