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Air Fresheners
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pigsmightfly
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Hi all :hello:
Don't know if anyone is interested but I was finding that the plug in air fresheners were getting very expensive. The likes of Glade/Ambi-Pur etc, cost anywhere from £4-5 upwards and then the refills are just as expensive.
In town in Saturday I was killing time and popped into Poundland.
They have now started selling plug in air fresheners.
I got 2 to try but thought you get what you pay for but they were really very good. The expensive ones are no better so just thought I'd let you know.
It's better than spending £5 a time
Don't know if anyone is interested but I was finding that the plug in air fresheners were getting very expensive. The likes of Glade/Ambi-Pur etc, cost anywhere from £4-5 upwards and then the refills are just as expensive.
In town in Saturday I was killing time and popped into Poundland.
They have now started selling plug in air fresheners.
I got 2 to try but thought you get what you pay for but they were really very good. The expensive ones are no better so just thought I'd let you know.
It's better than spending £5 a time

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i got my dad some car air fresheners & refills the ones you put battery"s in and they were ambi pur ones i think don't you just love the pound shop.0
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dela51 wrote:i got my dad some car air fresheners & refills the ones you put battery"s in and they were ambi pur ones i think don't you just love the pound shop.
Yeah it's great! :j0 -
Just remember to switch these off when you leave the house as they can set alight ... then that would be the most expensive £1 you ever spent!0
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meerustar wrote:Just remember to switch these off when you leave the house as they can set alight ... then that would be the most expensive £1 you ever spent!
Yes good point. I normally only leave them on for an hour or so at a time though0 -
meerustar wrote:Just remember to switch these off when you leave the house as they can set alight ... then that would be the most expensive £1 you ever spent!0
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I stopped useing the plugins for this reason I only use battery ones I get them from poundshop they sell the refills which have the batteries included not bad for a £1, these are the airwick ones.0
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i bought 2 £1 air freshners
think it said ambi pooor!!!
it then melted the front of the dashboard in the car!!!!
oh well you get what you pay for!!!!
jh
Learn from the mistakes of others - you won't live long enough to make them all yourself.0
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