Thinking about a car ionizer

Da Klugs · 11-26-2008, 10:15 PM

They put out a pretty funky smell (ozone) but it covers the odors. I have been going to the carwash weekly and the foo foo smell of the cleaners etc seems to help the residual as much as anything.

Washing the inside is the only way I have found to get "that clean smell" vs old cigars as viewed by non-smokers.

Squid · 11-27-2008, 07:30 AM

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Originally Posted by Da Klugs

They put out a pretty funky smell (ozone) but it covers the odors. I have been going to the carwash weekly and the foo foo smell of the cleaners etc seems to help the residual as much as anything.

Washing the inside is the only way I have found to get "that clean smell" vs old cigars as viewed by non-smokers.

You strike me as the "Fresh Hints of Lavender" scent that they put in at the car wash!

Da Klugs · 11-27-2008, 07:35 AM

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Originally Posted by Squid

You strike me as the "Fresh Hints of Lavender" scent that they put in at the car wash!

Since it's the internet I'll only be able to "strike you" with smilies.

Fresh hings of lavender, essence of foo foo, whatever; it is beats down the essence of old guy and his cigars. SO it's all good.

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