california car scent

Euphoria1z

Hi


Im waiting to be connected to an ebay agent regarding an issue and the wait time is quite long, so I have time to kill, so, as I have just received my very first California car scent, I was wondering about the following...


The average can lasts up to 60 days apparently...so to make it last longer, if I were to drill one or two small holes in the lid (the one that you have to peel open) then have the top lid on the smallest opening, do you guys think the smell will last longer than 60 days?

Thanks !!!

societys_child

I had to have look - prices from around £2.70?

How long do you want it last?:)

LiGhTfasT

Dont understand why people want to breath chemicals all day, if you car stinks then clean it. These things cant be good for you.

oldhand

Likely it would last longer but from my own experience with them there is very little smell of them even with the foil removed completely,yes you can smell them up close but after a couple of days theres no smell at all even when getting into the car.
They look like dried fibre blocks inside and based on reviews I read online I bought half a dozen and the wife ended up using them in her airing cupboard:(.
After buying them (of course) I was out shopping with the wife and she went into a scented candle shop which sold their version of the hanging tree for cars,I bought a couple of those which genuinely do work and are long lasting especially the cinnamond ones.

AdrianC

WTholyF does "California car" smell of? Stale cheeseburgers, nachos and other stereotypical junk food? Sweat? Bulls**t?

Euphoria1z

AdrianC wrote: »

WTholyF does "California car" smell of? Stale cheeseburgers, nachos and other stereotypical junk food? Sweat? Bulls**t?

California car scent is the name of the company.


The scent I bought is Laguna Breeze.

Euphoria1z

societys_child wrote: »

I had to have look - prices from around £2.70?

How long do you want it last?:)

£2 on ebay, still, very expensive.


So I want it to last a long, long time...

AdrianC

Euphoria1z wrote: »

California car scent is the name of the company.

The scent I bought is Laguna Breeze.

You bought an air freshener that smells of old Renault?

neilmcl

AdrianC wrote: »

You bought an air freshener that smells of old Renault?

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

hgotsparkle

Everytime I see this thread I get the song California King Bed in my head...

Why not buy some Yankee Candle air fresheners instead? Yes they're quite pricey but they really do last ages.
I buy multipacks on Amazon for around £5 and thats only once or twice a year.

Those canned things barely last a day, let alone 60!

topdaddy_2

AdrianC wrote: »

You bought an air freshener that smells of old Renault?

Maybe it smells of a old race track; you know exhaust fumes, fuel, tarmac, revving engines that sort of thing, the kind of smells you couldnt replicate unless you were in a car on a road...