YoleShy Unscented Aroma Beads for Making Air Freshener No Fragrance Eva Beads, 3lb

Holds scent for a long time

I have order these aroma beads a few times now, and the first couple times i was very happy with them. They absorbed the frangrance oil, melted great, and looked awesome.... But NOT this time... This time the beads were frosted white, harder, will not absorb frangrance oil, and melt absolutley horrible. I am extremeley dissapointed in this purchase this time as these arent cheap and were completely different the description or from what i have recieved the first few times.If they always arrived as they were the first few times I ordered them, I would highly recommend them to anyone. But after this last recent order, I would highly recommend you NOT order these. Take the risk or not... up to you.

Have used these for a while. Great buy

Theses are the only beads I use for making my own scented Freshie beads. They cure quickly and hold the scent a very long time. I only need a 4:1 ration and that is amazing.

**EDITED** The picture I added is all the jars I had to empty into the trash of the white & semi-clear beads from this company. This was the SECOND TIME I had to toss beads AND fragrance oils away due to the horrible quality of these beads!! They will not absorb oils (these jars were all from the beginning of OCTOBER) unless you add better quality beads into the jars also (which get ruined along with the good oil) and will not bake properly!! I'VE LOST OVER $200 NOW!!! **I dont know what changed, but these beads are worthless now - or we'll, maybe not worthless since I lost over $100 dollars worth of beads because of them.After months of good beads I was suddenly sent beads that were white, not clear as usual. Didn't think twice and made up all of them with my usual scents and usual measurements. A week later they're still soaked. Wait another week and they're still dripping wet with oil settling in the bottom of the jars. So I decide to start adding more beads, thinking maybe the white beads don't absorb as well as the clear ones. I order more of this brand of beads and this time I get semi-clear beads - not the all white ones again, but also not the normal clear ones. Another week later and they're still not ready.For the next three weeks I buy more beads, adding them to the jars with the white ones. By this point I had moved on to another brand cause it was obvious the white and semi-white beads were not working very well. But I had made a LOT of jars with the white beads and didn't want to let them go to waste. So I, stupidly I know now, kept adding better beads, hoping they would finally start to absorb the fragrance oils.Finally, after over 5 weeks, they cure enough to be used. I use my normal temp and time but nope, not done. I add more minutes, and more minutes, and more minutes. At almost 30 minutes the beads are finally melted enough to not lift/come apart when I touch them. But, the good beads (from a different seller) that I had added to the white beads, were burnt at this point and there was practically no smell left. And they broke apart while of coming out of the molds because, while the outside was done and hard as a rock, they cracked instantly because the middle was not. After 30 minutes in the oven.I've tried multiple times and any jar with the solid white beads WILL NOT bake properly and fall apart. And any jar with the semi-clear beads takes twice as long to cure - close to 3 weeks compared to the normal 5/6 days with the same scent and same amount - and twice as long to bake, making the scent be very faint.I nearly cried tonight when I had to toss any jar with the white beads out. Because I tried to save them in the beginning by adding better beads to the mixes, I threw away over $100 worth of beads - not counting the fragrance oils or what I would have made off of the completed car freshies. I'm contemplating tossing the semi-clear beads out too, since I don't want the lesser quality to hurt my business. **EDITED** I eventually tossed the semi-clear beads also **