Anyone?

11/2/2007 2:15:14 PM

eau d' zxappeal

11/2/2007 2:15:45 PM

febreeze

11/2/2007 2:16:43 PM

Glade Pine.

Handsdown the best ever by any brand. None comes close.

11/2/2007 2:23:49 PM

there was this febreeze thing you plug in the wall
that had these little glass vials full of some liquid

it switched between two scents

i had the one that was christmas trees and red berries together

man that shit smelled AWESOME... kept that in all year

11/2/2007 2:48:29 PM

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"eau d' zxappeal"

Man, Wednesday you'd have gotten far more than you bargained for. Post-beer-and-wings flaming hershey drizzles and smokestack farts.

I personally endorse Febreze. Shit works miracles, especially after a couple of near-sharts that leave my pants a little on the malodorous side.

11/2/2007 2:54:53 PM

YELLOW MAPLE LEAF

11/2/2007 3:00:05 PM

http://www.febreze.com/en_US/febreze/noticeables_apple_holly_fall.do

11/2/2007 3:03:23 PM

febreze is bad medicine because it works too well

(by "numbing" your sense of smell to everything but it's own perfume)



my sense of smell evolved for a reason

and febreze could be lurking anywhere to interfere with it's natural (some would say "God given",) function

it could be hiding the fact that you just laid your face on a poorly cleaned cat-vomit-covered pillow



I have a right to know what smells bad, because bad smells are nature's warning call

[Edited on November 2, 2007 at 3:12 PM. Reason : ]

11/2/2007 3:11:48 PM

i think it really depends on what your using the freshener for. .

11/2/2007 3:13:11 PM

oust

11/2/2007 3:59:37 PM

i ended up looking on epinions


i bought some febreeze air effects because it got good reviews and it was on sale


so far it has worked well

11/2/2007 4:17:56 PM

my ass

11/2/2007 5:02:24 PM

Revolutionary product: "Clean your nasty house and wash your dirty clothes."

11/2/2007 5:15:19 PM

I have 2 of those oust things on timers. Love 'em. The bathroom stays on 15 minutes (lasts 30ish days, $5/month basically), and the main room on 35 minutes (2 month, 2.50/month).

Plus you can find coupons to get them like 1/2 price making the initial investment dirt cheap (currently wally world has the 2 pack for like $4.99 with the coupon).

11/2/2007 6:14:56 PM

I have the Febreeze Noticable in some citrusy smells downstairs. I like the citrusy smells around the kitchen because it smells fresh and clean to me.

Then we just use plain old glade scented oil plug-ins in the upstairs hallway and bathrooms. I switch up the scents.

11/2/2007 6:18:45 PM

bleach, pine-sol, and elbow grease. anything else is laziness.

11/2/2007 6:20:17 PM

Bleach and Pine-Sol are fine and dandy for getting things clean, but they're not exactly friendly welcoming odors to most people.

11/2/2007 6:23:59 PM

better than litterbox

11/2/2007 7:00:33 PM

douche

11/2/2007 7:06:00 PM

who the fuck pissed in your cornflakes?

btw...



FTW BITCH

11/2/2007 7:41:57 PM

I like febreeze as well.

11/2/2007 7:48:43 PM

^^wowo, someone pissed in yours obviously...Aren't you black? You can't make fun of me if you are black...

11/2/2007 7:56:08 PM

racist.

11/2/2007 7:56:51 PM

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"Aren't you black? You can't make fun of me if you are black..."

BLACK AS NIGHT

11/2/2007 8:02:31 PM

Holy Jesus on a pogo stick!

11/2/2007 8:03:33 PM

jesus?

11/2/2007 8:03:44 PM

the same.

11/2/2007 8:04:05 PM

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"Aren't you black? You can't make fun of me if you are black..."

that makes no sense...

11/2/2007 8:08:05 PM

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"I have 2 of those oust things on timers. Love 'em. The bathroom stays on 15 minutes (lasts 30ish days, $5/month basically), and the main room on 35 minutes (2 month, 2.50/month). Plus you can find coupons to get them like 1/2 price making the initial investment dirt cheap (currently wally world has the 2 pack for like $4.99 with the coupon)."

Say hello to defective* babies in the future.

* allergies
autism
add/adhd
depressed immunity
etc

Do you vomit/shit every 15-30 minutes of every day?

11/2/2007 9:42:11 PM

orange with slits in it....put it on the window sill while the window is open

11/2/2007 9:54:18 PM

^^ no... I've got severe allergies and they don't bother me.

11/2/2007 10:11:58 PM

carpet fresh yo

[Edited on November 2, 2007 at 10:18 PM. Reason : or candles]

11/2/2007 10:17:08 PM

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"bleach, pine-sol water, vinegar, and elbow grease. anything else is laziness"

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"Revolutionary product: "Clean your nasty house and wash your dirty clothes.""

seconded

Quote :

"Say hello to defective* babies in the future"

fo real

you willingly put poison in your house, then later vote for the g0vt to steal my earnings to fund your doctor bill

it's the amerikan way

[Edited on November 3, 2007 at 6:33 AM. Reason : I'm fucking serious cat about febreze! Stop fucking using it! Now. All of you.]

11/3/2007 6:32:56 AM

follower...

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"THE FACTS ABOUT FEBREZE In our May issue of the MB-F Newsletter we printed a veterinary medical alert received via the Internet. We attempted to verify the information in the notice with a veterinary toxicologist, however, our phone calls had not been returned by several independent sources at press time. In the interest of passing along what could have been important information for our canine companions we made the decision to print. Since that time we have had our calls and also found the information printed below. This is information appearing at http://www.febreze.com/pet.html where there is also a further notice from the Veterinary Emergency Center in Needham, MA. We are pleased to print both pieces as further clarification and as correction to the piece being passed along on the Internet. Please visit this portion of the Proctor & Gamble product’s site for additional information on Febreze ingredients, safety issues regarding birds, testing, etc. The pieces read as follows: “If you’ve reached this page, chances are you’ve received an e-mail chain letter warning you about using Febreze around your pets. These rumors simply are not true. Used as directed, Febreze is safe to use around pets. Nevertheless, we’re glad you stopped by to get the facts! Leading veterinarians across the country agree Febreze is safe. The nation’s leading authority on pet safety, the ASPCA (American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals), has investigated these rumors and issued the following statement: ‘Veterinary toxicologists at the ASPCA National Animal Poison Center are conducting an on-going investigation into claims that use of Febreze in the home caused the death of several pets. All information reviewed to date suggests that there is no evidence that Febreze represents any risk to pets when used according to label instructions. Presently, the center considers the product safe to use in households with pets. As with any cleaning product, the center recommends that birds be removed from the room until the product application has dried and the area has been ventilated.’ You can visit the ASPCA at http://www.napcc.aspca.org The Texas Veterinary Medical Diagnostic Laboratory, one of the world’s busiest full-service veterinary diagnostic labs receiving more than 120,000 cases a year reports “we have not received any cases indicating adverse reactions to Febreze.” According to Dr. John Reagor, head of toxicology at the TVMDL, “used according to label instructions, the safety of Febreze is not a concern.” Febreze has been used safely by more than 12 million homes with pets around the world. Like all our products, Febreze and its ingredients were tested extensively to ensure that the product is safe for humans, pets and the environment. This safety data was reviewed by more than 100 scientists, doctors, safety experts and veterinarians, and all have come to the same conclusion: Febreze is safe. Help us squelch this rumor once and for all. Please share the information with your friends that Febreze is safe to use around pets… .” Here is the response from the Veterinary Emergency Center: “In response to the recent inquires regarding Febreze and a notice the Veterinary Emergency Center (VEC) sent to a few of our Veterinary colleagues. As a professional service, the VEC passed on information about Febreze to a limited set of Veterinary colleagues. This information originated from a professional and trusted source, but had not been validated. It was not intended for general public distribution. The VEC did not post this information on the Internet. The information did not originate from our hospital and does not reflect any facts obtained by the VEC. The Veterinary Emergency Center has never seen nor heard of any legitimate cases of animal toxicity or illness relating to Febreze. Therefore, we are not endorsing, nor are we recommending against the proper use of this product. An official statement has been posted on the Internet by the ASPCA: http://www.napcc.aspca.org/febreze.htm. We apologize for any misinformation we may have inadvertently presented to the public, the Veterinary community and the manufacturer.” Amy A. Shroff, VMD Director Veterinary Emergency Center"

11/3/2007 6:07:55 PM