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Basically the title. I have commercial automatic sprayers tastefully hung, but I’m not happy with them. The cans of air freshener don’t have lasting scent and turning them up to max kills the cans and 2xC batteries quickly. I do find them useful for killing mosquitoes in the garage when I put the insecticide cans ….but I digress. This is about air freshener.

These no-shake febreze air fresheners smell good and the scent lasts for a while. It’s probably full of goy-poison, but let’s ignore that for a minute.

How could I put something small and battery-powered on this to pull the trigger at like a 20 minute time interval?

Basically the title. I have commercial automatic sprayers tastefully hung, but I’m not happy with them. The cans of air freshener don’t have lasting scent and turning them up to max kills the cans and 2xC batteries quickly. I do find them useful for killing mosquitoes in the garage when I put the insecticide cans ….but I digress. This is about air freshener. These no-shake febreze air fresheners smell good and the scent lasts for a while. It’s probably full of goy-poison, but let’s ignore that for a minute. How could I put something small and battery-powered on this to pull the trigger at like a 20 minute time interval?

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Jb weld a wooden rod to the front of an oscillating fan, get one of these outlet timers (homedepot.com) and set it to run for a minute or so every ten minutes. Duct tape febreeze to a counter and place in line with the wooden rod.

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I like how that would automate the can spraying, but I’m not trying to junk up the place with that setup. lol. But it has me thinking. And I already have a timer like you described.