Clothes pegs have their place on a rope instead. However, some motorists have become accustomed to using it in the car. What for ?
You probably didn’t miss it, every car has its own smell. And we can not say that the scents that emerge from their interior are always very pleasant. Between the scents of tobacco – often impregnated in the fabrics of the seats and the benches -, those of food or even pets, it is not uncommon to want to hold your nose, especially when you go up in a vehicle that is not his. For people who have car sickness, this can even very quickly transform the journey into a long way of the cross…
To mask the nauseating odors of cars, there are a multitude of small air fresheners on the market to hang on your interior rear-view mirror. Some sellers have even been offering “pendants” that are both fragrant and decorative for a few years. Those in the form of jewelry, for example, can easily exceed fifty euros. If you don’t want to ruin yourself, there is a simple and effective little trick. Simply bring ofa wooden clothespin and ofA little bottle of essential oils. A few drops poured on the clip will be enough to perfume your vehicle in a lasting way.
Once soaked liquid of your choice (lavender, citrus, verbena, etc.)the clothespin attaches to one of the air vents of your vehicle (we advise you to choose the largest located in the center of the dashboard). And each time you turn on the ventilation system, warm air in winter or cool air in summer, the pleasant smell will spread throughout the cabin. A way that could not be more economical, and ecological if you favor essential oils over chemical perfumes, to perfume your car. No need to open the window to try to breathe fresh air which, in traffic, is rarely a guarantee of a good smell.