I noticed in some cars that the very odd smell that a car gives off comes partially from the scent of the person who uses it. For example, if a person uses a perfume or cologne that mixes with the car freshener some confused cocktail scent is produced w/c at times clash, but good if they complement each other. As discussed, a smoker's scent wreaks all over the car and worst, people with ehem…exceptional scent (B.O.) could not make it any better (no disrespect meant). No amount of car freshener can hide that smell. I always put just the right amount of perfume or cologne when I am about to step into a meeting not while I'm in the car. It always keeps the scent fresh and after my appointment the scent of the perfume has reduced to an aromatic level, not wreaking of it. When I step into the car again the effect is subtle and the car freshener can do it's job effectively.![]()


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