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It's one of the eBay/Poshmark "tips" spreading on social media to spray the items you're selling with Febreeze, so they smell "nice" and "clean". I particularly
by genter 2y ago
It's one of the eBay/Poshmark "tips" spreading on social media to spray the items you're selling with Febreeze, so they smell "nice" and "clean". I particularly love buying shirts that are sprayed with it, because I definitely want to have that against my skin.
- AStonesThrow 2y agoWhenever I enter a thrift store, the first thing to notice is the strong whiff of disinfectant/air freshener that pervades the space and overpowers other scents. Then I become accustomed/noseblind to it. I proceed to the clothing racks, and the staff will see me standing there with a shirt or suit, and holding it against my face, taking several strong whiffs and contemplating what I just perceived. The usual culprit is that someone (faux-) rich has used cheap cologne on their singular golfing junket of the year, and I guess they sprayed it on their clothes after dressing, rather than their skin where it would count. So if a garment can pass the smell-test in the thrift store, I have a better chance that I can tolerate it in my closet, or wearing it on my person. Not a guarantee, but a better chance!