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The next ridiculous thread!!
In keeping with all the other bizarro threads about "how much air to put in your tires", to "what kind of gas to use" to "how much oil my car holds"...
I propose, what kind of air freshner do you all prefer?
I propose, what kind of air freshner do you all prefer?
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On the topic of air in cabin... I did a google on desiccants and found a 10.5oz of "Damp Rid" at Walgreens for $2.79.
I purchased a jar this morning and stuck in a sealed bag as seen below to compare the humidity reading with my open garage.
Currently it is raining outside so my open garage reading is a bit high.
BTW, those small Holmes meters can be had from Sears for $5... we keep one in our bedroom thru the winter months & I'll keep one on the dash after I place the jar on the floorboard.
The jar is good for 45 days or so and will completely dissolve the crystals. At that time, you simply throw out the small amount of water in the bottom & refill.
I purchased a jar this morning and stuck in a sealed bag as seen below to compare the humidity reading with my open garage.
Currently it is raining outside so my open garage reading is a bit high.
BTW, those small Holmes meters can be had from Sears for $5... we keep one in our bedroom thru the winter months & I'll keep one on the dash after I place the jar on the floorboard.
The jar is good for 45 days or so and will completely dissolve the crystals. At that time, you simply throw out the small amount of water in the bottom & refill.
