Am I the only single guy who doesn't want his clothes to smell like flowers? I want fabric softener sheets that smell like my brand of cologne or after shave.

Obviously you can't just dump cologne on a rag and toss it in because alcohol, lint, and hot are a bad combination. Besides then it wouldn't really be fabric softener it'd be clothes smellifier.

Anyway, I'd buy it.
-- illustratedgeek, Mar 17 2006

they sell fragrance free sheets http://www.refreshi...sc.2/category.18/.f
[xandram, Mar 17 2006]

you could have different fragrences for different moods and situations. fun idea+
-- jhomrighaus, Mar 17 2006


i so get you! flowers don't seem to like me.
-- Tanned Black, Mar 17 2006


I'm not a bachelor and consequently I smell of wild pear and ginko. No one should have to smell of things they've never seen.

PS Mr. Geek, when writing ideas you will find a drop-down menu that will give you access to the categories such as Product:Dryer sheets. You can then use the title field for something more imaginative.
-- wagster, Mar 17 2006


New cigarette butt fragrance.
-- skinflaps, Mar 17 2006


You will smell however women want you to smell. Sure, you may get away with doing otherwise for the moment, but ultimately, resistance is futile.
-- Shz, Mar 17 2006


Amen, [Shz]. Tell it like it is.
-- NotTheSharpestSpoon, Mar 17 2006


I smell a dichotomy, when all we really want is wrinkle-free clothes.
-- reensure, Mar 17 2006


Name should be "Scentless Fabric Softener Sheets"
-- DesertFox, Mar 17 2006


You could always toss a can of Axe in the dryer. Except, if you believe the ads, you won't make it out of the laundry.
-- DrCurry, Mar 17 2006


I agree, [DF]. I keep thinking this is to reduce bed wetting.
-- spidermother, Mar 17 2006


That would be "Product: Drier Sheets"
-- DesertFox, Mar 17 2006



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