It is as if the drivers in China are on to me and my interest in their automotive air fresheners. They are starting to hide them from plain view. I got in the Civic and didn't spot a freshener off the bat. I've been on a drought the last few days, so I wasn't surprised when I didn't see one as I climbed on board. However, while giving the driver directions in a series of grunts and hand signals, I saw where the goods were stashed.
Of all shapes that the air freshener companies could come up with - they chose a lamp? A lamp, and a miniature one at that? I've always associate lamps as sources of light, not scent. They may as well have chosen a blender or a chair...whatever. I ended up spending the majority of my 20 minute commute trying to figure out where this air freshener would be sold. I can't think that a straight up automotive parts supplier would carry it. Maybe a department store, but why would a purple lamp be more popular than a blue carafe or a red tea pot? All I can say is that this is the most Martha Stewart-esque example of air fresheners thus far. Very domestic. I can't say I would choose it for my rANGER, but I will admit that it smelled lovely the whole way to work.
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