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Everyone has seen the various air freshening products available. Whether their spray, stick-up or plug-in, they all have one thing missing: visual effect.
How about a series of air fresheners that look like what they smell like? 'Apple pie' aroma looks like an apple pie. 'Rose' comes in the form
of a dozen roses you can place in a vase. Fresh baked cookies, bread (or croissants), spiced apples, etc.
Not sure about pine...
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A plane, just stopped mid cut, with pine flavoured
shavings next to it. |
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Indeed. Thank you [arora]. |
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I might be stuggling at a "yin" flavour though |
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Don't know what yin smells like (or tastes like, since you keep using 'favour'). Probably the opposite of yang. |
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I'm sure I put flavour! sorry, got carried away with the
apple pie and cookies.
Yin: Masculine, glass of dark rum smelling or tasting harsh
yet warming
Yang: Sweet, unasuming raisin, buy both (buy one get 2nd
half price offer) and a potpourri to end all. |
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Please forgive me if I have got them the wrong way round |
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You did use "flavour," but since I doubt that pine tastes very good, I'm sure that that's not what you meant :) |
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