Scientists have created an anti-microbial lining that can wipe out body odor thanks to some sweet-smelling chemicals in wine and chocolate. Researchers at the University of Tokyo say the invention opens the door to making clothes that don’t have to go in the washing machine all the time.

The material zaps underarm sweat, which gives garments a nasty odor. The new coating is a cocktail of silver and plant compounds (polyphenols) called tannins. They are found in many common foods and drinks including tea, coffee, wine, and chocolate.

— Read more in Chemicals in wine, chocolate help create coating that destroys body odor at News Nation.

Febreze has been helping consumers across the globe eliminate odors and freshen up their home for decades and, this week, the brand has announced its first-ever Scent of the Year. Ember is a fiery new fragrance that features notes of mandarin, amber, and lava—yes, lava—with experts at the Febreze Fragrance Group “designing the Scent of the Year to reflect how consumers today are feeling and the scents they’re craving in their home.”

— Read more in Febreze Has Announced Its First-Ever Scent of the Year at Apartment Therapy.