Some cars have a past. "Can You Still Smell The Weed?" is what your passenger is already thinking, and this 4 oz car freshener spray gives you something to say back.
It is a spray rather than a cardboard tree, so you can hit the cabin with Fraser fir and balsam right before anyone climbs in. One of the funny car accessories that earns its door-pocket spot.
Why You'll Love It
- "Can You Still Smell The Weed?" - the joke rides shotgun, permanently
- A spray, not a hanging tree - scent on demand, right when people arrive
- 4 oz bottle, 1.875" x 5.75" - sized for a glovebox or a center console
- Two or three pulls into the air freshens a cabin; nothing to replace monthly
- Fraser fir, balsam and cedar - a fresh, foresty scent, not a syrupy one
- Test a hidden area first - five seconds of checking before you mist fabric
- Handmade in small batches in Minnetonka, Minnesota
Perfect Gift For
College kids, long commuters, road trip drivers, birthdays, secret santa, brothers, roommates, and the friend whose back seat gets described out loud as "a situation."
Product Details
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Material: Car Freshener Spray
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Size: 4oz, 1.875" x 5.75"
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Directions: Shake well. Spray 2-3 times into the air or lightly onto fabric from 12 inches away. Test a hidden area first and allow to dry.
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Warning: Keep away from children and pets. Avoid eyes, skin, and ingestion. Do not spray on leather, vinyl, plastic, glass, screens of finished surfaces. Oils may stain. Store upright away from heat and flames.
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Ingredients: water (agua), Polysorbate 20, Fragrance, Phenoxyethanol, capryl glycol
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Origin: Handmade in small batches in Minnetonka, Minnesota.
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Item: CF-2099-15
Scent
15. Balsam + Cedar - Fraser Fir, Balsam & Cedar
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Is this a good gift for a long commute?
A: A car freshener spray suits a long commute, because the driver decides when the cabin gets refreshed. This one is Balsam + Cedar.
Q: Do I need to roll the windows down when I use it?
A: You do not have to, but cracking a window helps the mist settle faster. Two or three sprays into the air is the whole routine.
Q: Is it safe on leather seats?
A: Keep it off leather entirely, along with vinyl, plastic, glass and screens. Spray into the air above the seats and the scent still reaches every corner.
Q: Can I leave this in a hot car?
A: Store it upright and away from heat, so a shaded glovebox beats a sunny dashboard. On a hot day it is better off riding in your bag.
Q: How many sprays does it take to freshen a car?
A: Two or three pulls into the air is enough for an average cabin. Start there, let it settle, and add one more only if you want it stronger.
Q: Will it leave marks on the headliner?
A: Do not spray the headliner directly, because the oils can stain porous fabric. Aim into open air below the roof and nothing lands hard enough to mark it.
