Quality Air Fresheners???????

[RamDiver]

Seinfeld episode comes to mind

I suppose Jerry was a bit OCD, but he has nothing on Rick.

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[bluecheese]

I vacuum out the truck at least once every two weeks, which helps keep it smelling clean.

I use Chemical Guys New Car Scent. One spray on the passenger side floor board. It's the best smelling new car scent I've used.

I don't like flowery smelling air fresheners.

 

[seafarer]

My dog recently got skunked, in a 5 minute ride home the entire truck smelled horrible. Couldn't use the truck for 3 days. Tried a few sprays with no success, so I ran an ionizer for 24 hours with the windows closed which fortunately did the job.

 

[BobinTX]

I recently found a site, ohanascents.com that sells great smelling essential oils in a wide variety of flavors for hanging in vehicles, melting pots, candles and anywhere you want to impart a fresh odor. My favorite is one labeled "Leather Store". It smells fantastic, and if you happen to have leather seats, perfect for your vehicle. I have a leather interior on my 21 RAM 1500 Laramie and my Ohana scent hanger keeps it smelling like it just rolled off the assembly line. They offer a wide variety of smells that last a long time. I have no interest or affiliation with the proprietors of the website, but I really enjoy their products.
This is one of the small, glass vials containing the essential oils. You remove the plastic plug, and insert the black fabric wick into the liquid, then screw the wood cap on tightly. The liquid soaks into the wick, eventually saturating the wood cap and emits the fragrance of the liquid. It has a plastic hanger to place it on your rear view mirror or wherever is convenient. The entire vial plus wood cap is about 2" tall and the vial is about 1 1/8" square. It lasts a couple of months depending on different factors, but it smells GREAT! Cost is less than $5 each.

 

[AKBear]

Not interested in cheap WalMart air fresheners, most of them are too strong and made with toxic chemicals.

My best solution (so far) for a little bit of scent has been to use some loose high-quality incense sticks under the driver seat. This works pretty good, and you can vary the scent and intensity by changing the sticks, and using more/less sticks.

My preference would be cedar wood scent, kinda like a full-on cedar closet. I've been trying some of those little 'sachet' bags of cedar chips, but they seem to have basically zero aroma. Maybe they sit on the shelves too long and lose the smell.

Just looking for some ideas. What are you guys doing?

I can tell you what I use & I receive "numerous" compliments! They are not cheap, for I get them through Audi.com. They are Gecko Air Fresheners. You will want to get the "Black" based upon your preference of scents. I use the Black Gecko Air Freshener & it clips directly to your air vent. If you decide to get one, they run around $20-$25. It looks like a little toy but an "awesome" vehicle air freshener! There is a tiny red tag attached that has the Audi logo but it just pulls off.

 

[RamRigger]

My wife’s friend turned us on to this……clothes washing granules(smelly ones) not powder, although I think that would work, inside a jar with a shaker top, like you get in restaurants for pepper flakes. You shake it up occasionally not tipping any out, and the smell of clean fabric clothes fills the truck for ages! Works too.

Brad name?? I'm not clear on what washing granules are