(Skynard): Ew ew, that smell! Can`t you smell that smell?!

[imported_memnuts]

Originally posted by Gonzo0903

The Yankee Candle factory and HQ is in Deerfield, Massachusetts. The owner of the company is a car nut and he has an automotive museum on the property!

Been there. A wonderful experience watching how their different candles are made. The number of aromas in their retail shop is olfactory numbing. Located in a very beautiful part of the state. Great little shops and restaurants in Amherst. Hey Gonzo, I had a very dear friend that lived in Easthampton. I love that area.:xyxthumbs

[imported_erock]

Originally posted by Nagchampa

A friend of mine who dislikes the scent of car air fresheners uses a fabric softener sheet under the seat.



Everybody likes the smell of fresh laundry.

Not a bad Idea..... I think I`m gonna try that......



BTW, what do you guys think of Meguiar`s Gold Class Leather Cleaner/conditioner? I use it on my car and smells awsome....



P.S. My first post, cool site you guys have here....:wavey

[imported_Aurora40]

Originally posted by erock

BTW, what do you guys think of Meguiar`s Gold Class Leather Cleaner/conditioner? I use it on my car and smells awsome....

Welcome :wavey



I like Meguiar`s GC leather (the bottle, not the "rich leather" spray which I`ve never used). But it doesn`t clean very well. That`s why I got Lexol. I find the Lexol conditioner leaves the leather feeling softer. But some people hate the "lexol" smell. If you like the GC smell, maybe try getting just the lexol cleaner (or some other cleaner, but Lexol is easy to find locally and is nice stuff) so you can do real cleaning to the leather. Then follow up with the GC, and use the GC whenever the leather is still clean and you want some more smell/conditioning. Just an idea.