WHAT is that SMELL???!!!
A few years ago, the ventilation fan in my small bathroom went into mechanical arrest. Because my fan and overhead light were operated from a single switch, I was really glad for the peace and quiet when the poor old contraption was taken down and never replaced it. Instead, I set out an opened box of Arm & Hammer Baking soda (which is periodically replaced) and I must say that this simple measure achieved what I want in a bathroom, which is **no smell at all**. There is no window to open in that little room but my baking soda was the next best thing. **YEARS GO BY:** Human nature is such that sometimes good-enough is just **NOT** enough. The bright yellow box always interjected a glaring note and I couldn't resist the urge to try something a little **fancier** so I bought a **Renuzit Adjustables Super Odor Killer Air Freshener**. I figured that it would be unobtrusive and understated (like baking soda or perhaps Febreze) but sometimes life is full of surprises, even in the bathroom. **THIS WAS ONE OF THOSE TIMES:** According to label instructions, I uncorked the power of my **Renuzit Adjustables Super Odor Killer Air Freshener** and left it unattended for a while as I engaged in a prolific phone conversation in another room. Minutes went by and, as my friend and I talked, I began to wonder what that **SMELL** was! By the time we were done with the call, every inch of my condo smelled like a cheaply disinfected public toilet! I can't convey how horrible the floral **stink** produced by this product is. Words cannot describe how it affected me. I had to close it as tightly as I could and dispose of it as quickly as possible. Even then, it took forever (and another opened box of baking soda) to make my home liveable again. **MY VIEWPOINT:** To my amazement, I have learned that there are many intelligent, discerning people out there who **LOVE** this product and buy it on a regular basis! **Renuzit Adjustables Super Odor Killer Air Freshener** is a popular product and it is not for me to disrespect the opinions of other consumers. My point is that -- even though I don't like it myself -- I can't really **NOT** recommend something which might be just the thing for somebody else. All I can say at this point is that I recommend buying only **ONE** of these things before you have experienced the full power of the gol-darned thing.
AnnaBanana
Oak Park, IL