Well since TPA stands for the "perfumer's" apprentice, I figured these concentrates are also used for fragrance.
I had some old wax in my wax warmer (candle warmer whatever) that had lost its fragrance, I turned it on, let it melt, and added 5 drops of INW Cactus.
Holy shit my whole room smelled like cactus for hours. I may start doing this.
Any flavors that smell especially good for room smells and stuff?
Keep in mind that they have two divisions, TFA (Flavor) and TPA (perfume). Not saying you can't use flavor concs for wax warmers, but if INW works, can't see why TFA wouldn't
Had a similar idea. Was wondering if I could add flavor concentrates to my Soda Stream water to flavor it.
I've seen a guy on here who would put some in his milk to learn flavor profiles, and actually liked a lot of them. So soda would probably work fine.
I may have to get a cheapo one (warmer) at the dollar store or wallymart. My wife has the unfortunate ability to pick out the most sickening air freshners/plug ins.
As for using flavor soncentrates in food & beverages: That's what they are designed for (with the exception of FA's "vaping" flavors which are designed for "aroma" ((which is what e liquid "flavor" mostly is)) first) and what they shine as. Adding a tablespoon of CAP VC v1 to yellow cake's batter is great to bump the flavor up. Adding banana nut bread to banana nut bread is a no brainer. Blueberry in pancakes & muffins is great too... TFA Strawberry Ripe in Nestle Quik is pretty damn good too. Alot of these things work great in making flavored syrups for breakfast etc too, or a couple drops in your coffee (caramel, vanilla, etc) along with cream & sugar are heads & shoulders above the fake bottled creamer.
/u/dbbldz123 may suggest against putting too much banana in that thing.