Long lasting air fresheners
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Long lasting air fresheners
Im looking for a long lasting air freshener. The trees dont last long and the little clips that you in your vents dont either. Anybody know of any that last longer than a few days? What have you guys used that you liked?
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I don't think you'll have much luck with that one. If you're not trying to cover up a bad odor, you can generally get away with the milder solutions that you just listed.
I have heard of people using pot pourri underneath their passenger seat, but that sh*t STANKS imo.
I have heard of people using pot pourri underneath their passenger seat, but that sh*t STANKS imo.
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Febreeze makes a house air freshener that works pretty good in the car, my wife loves the one in her car. I found it a little strong and took it out of mine. They look like this:
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Cotton balls soaked in vanilla extract work wonders, but not everyone likes that scent.
I commonly use my spray deoderant as an air freshener, since the can is always in the car.
Another option is to use dryer sheets if you can find a scent you prefer.
There's also those "scented oil plug in" refils, just dump one out on a towel and stuff under the seat. They can be quite overpowering though.
The vents under the front seats are an ideal place to put those "clip-in" vent fresheners, just pull the seats all the way forward and clip them in.
I commonly use my spray deoderant as an air freshener, since the can is always in the car.
Another option is to use dryer sheets if you can find a scent you prefer.
There's also those "scented oil plug in" refils, just dump one out on a towel and stuff under the seat. They can be quite overpowering though.
The vents under the front seats are an ideal place to put those "clip-in" vent fresheners, just pull the seats all the way forward and clip them in.