Febreze commercials: A roundup of memorable ads where you can really feel the deodorizing effect
Many of you have probably used Febreze, the deodorizer sold by P&G.
The spray type is their flagship product, and its appeal lies in how easy it is to use—just spritz it on fabric and it works effectively.
You’ve likely also seen Febreze commercials that highlight this convenience and strong deodorizing power.
In this article, we’ll showcase all the Febreze commercials produced so far.
Many of them feature star-studded casts, so take this opportunity to give them another look.
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Febreze commercials: A roundup of memorable ads where you can truly feel the deodorizing effect (1–10)
P&G Febreze Fabric: “You Can Do This with Febreze Too! The Hokuto Family’s Shoes” VersionShunsuke Michieda, Akira Hokuto, Kensuke Sasaki
This commercial introduces that Febreze not only deodorizes but also has a disinfecting effect.
Through a lively back-and-forth, it shows how the disinfecting action helps suppress the smell of shoes you notice at the entrance.
The limited-edition Disney packaging adds a touch of luxury, further reinforcing the impression of a fresh, clean scent.
Febreze by P&G: “The Lifespan of a Deodorizer” (version)Daigo, Shunsuke Michieda
In a commercial comparing the old and new versions of Febreze Car, Daigo plays the old model and Shunsuke Michieda plays the new one.
When Michieda sees Daigo gasping for breath—“Hah, hah…”—he checks on him with concern, and it seems the old model is nearing time for a replacement.
When Daigo asks, “You too?” Michieda cheerfully replies, “I’m fine!” highlighting that the new Febreze Car lasts for up to eight months.
By personifying the product, the commercial clearly conveys its features.
P&G Febreze Fabric: You can do this with Febreze too! “Sugichan’s House Carpet” VersionShuzo Matsuoka, Sugi-chan
Wearing the role of a housekeeper, Shuzo Matsuoka greets the returning homeowner, Sugi-chan.
Sugi-chan says, “Sorry, I just disinfected with Febreze,” but then walks across the carpet with sweaty feet.
Matsuoka, however, looks completely unfazed.
The reason? Febreze doesn’t just disinfect—it also provides antibacterial protection that lasts for 24 hours! It’s a commercial that really showcases Febreze’s high functionality: deodorizing, disinfecting, and antibacterial effects.
Febreze commercials: A memorable collection of ads where you can really feel the deodorizing effect (11–20)
P&G Febreze Fabric Quick-Dry Jet is here! You can do this with Febreze too! “The Ozawa Family’s Laundry” version / “The Ozawa Family’s Bedding” versionShiyoh Hirano, Miju Ozawa
This is a series of commercials featuring Shiyoh Hirano appearing as the housekeeper at Maju Ozawa’s home.
On rainy days, worries about laundry never end—like being bothered by the smell of indoor drying, or not being able to air out your bedding in the first place.
To address Ms.
Ozawa’s concerns, Mr.
Hirano recommends Febreze.
He highlights Febreze’s appeal: clothes with indoor-drying odors don’t need to be rewashed, it removes smells from bedding even if you can’t wash it, and it dries quickly.
Watching this will make you think, “I want to try it!”
P&G Febreze Fabric Quick-Dry Jet is here! Febreze can do this too! “Old vs. New Showdown” editionSho Hirano, Shuzo Matsuoka
In this commercial featuring Shuzo Matsuoka and Sho Hirano playing senior and junior housekeepers, the two split up and spray Febreze around a large room.
Matsuoka uses the old model, while Hirano uses the new one, and Hirano finishes his assigned area in no time.
That’s because the new model can spray continuously without the mist cutting off, making it easy to cover a wide area.
Thanks to this side-by-side comparison of the old and new models, the strengths of the new Febreze really stand out!
P&G Febreze Car: ‘Summer Hesitation’ Version / ‘Professor’s Explanation’ Versionplover
This is a commercial introducing the strengths of the new Febreze Quick-Dry Jet.
The Quick-Dry Jet sprays a continuous mist without interruption, making it easy to use, and it’s promoted as drying even faster than the previous version.
That means it’s now more convenient than ever—you can even spray it on bedding right before going to sleep if odors are a concern.
It’s also fun that the ad unfolds like a tokusatsu-style superhero TV show!
P&G Febreze Fabric: “Ano-chan’s Fashionable Outfit” Version / “If It’s Ano-chan, What Would She ‘Faburu’?” VersionShuzo Matsuoka, um...
This is a fun commercial featuring Ano and Shuzo Matsuoka, two people with completely opposite energy levels.
In the “Ano-chan’s Delicates” version, it highlights that Febreze not only deodorizes but also has strong antibacterial effects.
In the “If it’s Ano-chan, what would you Febreze?” version, the story shows her spraying Febreze on various items around her that are hard to wash.
It presents ways to use Febreze beyond just deodorizing.
Ano’s slightly bewildered expression in response to Shuzo Matsuoka’s high energy is also amusing.