This really works...!
If you don't believe it, just try this experiment:
Put your dog and your wife in the trunk of the car for an hour.
When you open the trunk, which one is really happy to see you?
My Project
by snowbird 47 Replies latest social physical
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John Doe
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snowbird
I appreciate that, Blithe.
John Doe, I'm talking perfume - not toilet water or scented soap.
It's like 100+ degrees here, perfume would be too cloying.
I need to do something with it, I would hate for it to go to waste.
It smells rancid after a while, you know.
Sylvia
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snowbird
The ladies know the difference.
Sylvia
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OUTLAW
A little in your bath water sounds like a good idea..............................................OUTLAW
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snowbird
Thanks, Outlaw.
It should be so diluted by the water that the aroma shouldn't be too potent.
I hope some of your gentlemanly qualities will rub off on Doe.
Sylvia
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Blithe Freshman
Sylvia, You can also put a few drops on a cloth or hanky and tuck them in your drawers (dresser), makes all your clothes smell nice.
1 drop of perfume , on a cold light bulb , when turned on will make your bedroom smell nice too.
B.
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snowbird
tuck them in your drawers (dresser),
You are wise and right, Blithe.
Once, in order to create a certain ambience, I sprayed some directly on a lit bulb!
Suffice it to say, I never did that again.
Sylvia
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restrangled
Another idea is to spray some on a paper towl or cloth and tuck it into all your dresser drawers, or closets where you keep sheets etc. I would also water it down into a spray bottle, and use it on sheets before you make the bed or if you iron sheets spray with the watered down version and then iron. (Shake bottle first!)
I agree, real perfume, does not last too long, it gets rancid. Keep it in your refrigerator to maintain shelf life.
What scents do you have?
r.
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Blithe Freshman
I think it's time to house clean my bedroom and get a little ambience going too!
BF