Just a friendly PSA for those using vanilla as an attractant or masking scent. If you bought the big 8oz bottle with the flip cap, please ensure that:
1. The cap is in fact closed when not in use, and
2. The bottle is supported so that it stays in an upright position.
Leaning it up in the back seat and then driving around the property may result in 6-8oz of vanilla extract soaking, quite permanently, into the upholstery and foam of your back seat.
My truck smells a whole lot better than the "wet dog rolling in old fast food containers" smell I had become so lovingly accustomed to, but I think if I ever sell my truck, it will have to be to a woman. My truck is now the olfactory version of A Clockwork Orange. It's the equivalent of a 1 megaton bomb of vanilla Yankee Candles, condensed entirely within the confines of a Ford SuperCrew cab. I'll never be able to go near another cupcake or creme brulee dessert again.
It's borderline emasculating, but not quite as bad as driving a Dodge. Be careful out there, things can go bad on ya quick!
1. The cap is in fact closed when not in use, and
2. The bottle is supported so that it stays in an upright position.
Leaning it up in the back seat and then driving around the property may result in 6-8oz of vanilla extract soaking, quite permanently, into the upholstery and foam of your back seat.
My truck smells a whole lot better than the "wet dog rolling in old fast food containers" smell I had become so lovingly accustomed to, but I think if I ever sell my truck, it will have to be to a woman. My truck is now the olfactory version of A Clockwork Orange. It's the equivalent of a 1 megaton bomb of vanilla Yankee Candles, condensed entirely within the confines of a Ford SuperCrew cab. I'll never be able to go near another cupcake or creme brulee dessert again.
It's borderline emasculating, but not quite as bad as driving a Dodge. Be careful out there, things can go bad on ya quick!
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