Best car smell

i dont know if those tree scent shit you buy at the gas station is better or those clip on smell that cost hella

What ever I find at Dollar stores that smell like coconut always work fine.

Black forest little trees, perfect blend of pine and *Fresh*

>those clip on smell that cost hella
Hella good stuff at the dollar store. It's cheap and lasts as long as the Hella expensive Febreze clips which are $8.95 for pack of 5 at Sam's Club (mjolnir scent clip not included).

>What's with all this Hella?
>What ever I find at Dollar stores that smell like coconut
I agree with that guy. Dollar Tree with two clips for $1 is a lot better than one febreze at Walmart for $2.98. The quality different doesn't seem to be much but the price is 6 times cheaper.

Black Ice a shit. Get a fucking CS X3 squash scent best pussy magnet.

where the cheapest place to buy

>not just spraying your /frag/ all over the fucking place

Best deals are on eBay. Beware tho, there are two types of quality scents: the chink ones are the cheapest but last as long as a virgin´s blowjob and the jap ones in which are legit ones will last you for months, at least in my case mines are still smelling great since past november depending on the weather.

>i dont know if those tree scent shit you buy at the gas station is better
>or clip on smell that cost hella

Certain types of scents are worth paying more for when they are sophisticated blends. But some types of scents are fairly basic and thus there is no need to overpay. Go to your local dollar store and buy several different scents. Don't buy just one. Buy several different ones because the price is tiny. This will let you have proven opinions on several scents you might like to alternate in your car. Rotating to a different scent helps increase the enjoyment novelty of the scent too.

There's no need to overpay for Febreze and just because it's P&G Febreze doesn't mean that scent has no problems. For example, the Febreze linen clip-on scent is a mix of two separate scented oils. Apparently there is a significant vapor pressure difference between the two oils. If the clip on is not subjected to a stream of air, as it gets closer and closer to running out, the scent changes. The more volatile scent has evaporated and the less volatile one remains. So they cost $2.48 to $2.98 but aren't at all perfect. Therefore, there is definitely room for dollar store scents to compete.