Why Can't I Smell the Perfume Placed in the Car?
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Reasons why you can't smell the perfume placed in the car: 1. Perfume quality: If you purchase low-quality perfume that fails to release its scent, such car perfumes can still pose health risks even if they seem odorless after prolonged use. 2. Short duration: Car perfumes take time to evaporate and release their fragrance. If the perfume has been placed in the car for too short a time, you won't be able to smell it. 3. Perfume type: Car perfumes generally come in hanging or stand-mounted styles. Typically, stand-mounted perfumes have better evaporation effects. If you want the fragrance to spread faster, opt for a stand-mounted perfume.
I've been driving a taxi for almost ten years, and there's really a lot to know about placing air fresheners in the car. First, the position of the air freshener bottle is crucial. If it's placed too low or blocked by the seat, the scent won't disperse at all. In summer, when temperatures are high, low-quality air fresheners evaporate especially quickly, losing their scent in just two or three days, so remember to choose ones that can withstand high temperatures. Your nose can also deceive you—continuously smelling the same scent makes your brain automatically block it out, just like how you stop noticing the smell of your own home. When the air conditioning is on, the external circulation will draw away the scent molecules, while internal circulation helps retain the fragrance. If the bottle's opening is too small, it can hinder evaporation, so it's best to opt for solid air fresheners like diffuser stones placed near the air vents for the most noticeable effect. Regularly rotating the air freshener bottle also helps.
