More blaming statements. My point has already been explained by saying what my intent was - to illustrate there was more than water vapor in the juice (true) a

More blaming statements. My point has already been explained by saying what my intent was - to illustrate there was more than water vapor in the juice (true) and that ingredient was in something we use as an air freshener (also true). If you chose to not believe me, that's on you - I don't fucking care one way or the other. BTW, my wife pointed out to me yesterday that Febreze is not on the aisle with cleaning products at the market - they are located on the fragrance aisle with candles. Here's a link at Walmart showing the same logic: http://www.walmart.com/ip/Febreze-Air-Effects-Linen-Sky-Air-Freshener-2-Count-9.7-oz-each/14711744 http://www.walmart.com/ip/Febreze-Air-Effects-Linen-Sky-Air-.... It's categorized as an air freshener. Febreze is evidently not considered a cleaning product by those who sell it.