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 Post subject: Air Fresheners
PostPosted: Sat Nov 03, 2007 9:49 pm 
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whats the best i.e. keep their 'fresh' smell longer?
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 Post subject: Re: Air Fresheners
PostPosted: Sat Nov 03, 2007 11:07 pm 
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whats the best i.e. keep their 'fresh' smell longer?

Nice clean punters help no-end. :wink:

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Go to the supermarket and buy a box of bounce, stuff a couple of sheets under your front seats, they will last for about 3 weeks, after that just change them :wink: :wink:
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PostPosted: Mon Aug 03, 2009 10:17 pm 
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magic trees are soopa doopa,just tear a bit more wrapper off evry couple er week and it shud last you a year,not bad for 1 pound 19!
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whats the best i.e. keep their 'fresh' smell longer?



Open Crotch Y fronts with a Matching pair of open Crotch Shell suit bottoms and then soak your Chooks in brute...that works In Berwick im told and it keeps the flys off the punters.
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Hector Brockelbank's crabsticks.. Apply one to each dash vent ! :x

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PostPosted: Tue Aug 04, 2009 4:08 am 
I use something called odour kill, it costs £5 for a gallon of the stuff, all you need is a trigger bottle spray it around your car 20 minutes before you start work, it lasts all day. It comes in various fragrances like cherry, strawberry, pineapple. Good stuff.
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Try having a shower every day :roll: :roll:
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Try having a shower every day :roll: :roll:


The NVQ and Btec doesn't tell you that. :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:
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Nigel wrote:
I use something called odour kill, it costs £5 for a gallon of the stuff, all you need is a trigger bottle spray it around your car 20 minutes before you start work, it lasts all day. It comes in various fragrances like cherry, strawberry, pineapple. Good stuff.


any links to this stuff mate :roll:
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Nigel
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bigbadwolf wrote:
Nigel wrote:
I use something called odour kill, it costs £5 for a gallon of the stuff, all you need is a trigger bottle spray it around your car 20 minutes before you start work, it lasts all day. It comes in various fragrances like cherry, strawberry, pineapple. Good stuff.


any links to this stuff mate :roll:


I get it off a mate of mine who sells to all the big garages and local car dealers, if you want some I can make sure it's packaged ok and parcel you some to your address, if the parcel prices are ok that is.
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You can get fresh air in a can from all good Scottish retailers
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Nigel wrote:
bigbadwolf wrote:
Nigel wrote:
I use something called odour kill, it costs £5 for a gallon of the stuff, all you need is a trigger bottle spray it around your car 20 minutes before you start work, it lasts all day. It comes in various fragrances like cherry, strawberry, pineapple. Good stuff.


any links to this stuff mate :roll:


I get it off a mate of mine who sells to all the big garages and local car dealers, if you want some I can make sure it's packaged ok and parcel you some to your address, if the parcel prices are ok that is.


smashing mate ,pm me if you would with a price ,cherry would be good if possible
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i find the best thing is zoflora just make up a little spray bottle but dont go to mad its very strong get it in tescos , wilkinsons, etc
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PostPosted: Wed Aug 26, 2009 1:24 am 
I use the indoor Haze ones, the ones in a glass base, I just blutack it up near the RVM and the vents do the rest, Lavender is best, lasts about 4 weeks.
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