Genuinely Fantastic; coming from me, that says a lot.
We all have smelled them - those horribly stinky<br />, nasty air freshening [sic - as in sick smelling] agents that do far more vile olfactory offense than any odor they could’ve possibly been trying to cover up.  This is not one of those.  Quite the opposite.<br />I had forgotten actually that we had put one of these in our car, a car that routinely hauls our two big, outdoors loving dogs with all the - um - scents as evidence of the trouble they’ve been up to that day.  Throw in a smoking husband, and, well...  ..so I get in the car and drive the 20 miles to the nearest grocery store and just before I get out of the car I notice it.  Cologne, just a hint of it.  Smells good.  I wonder to myself what new cologne he has bought, wanting some myself.  Kid you not.  Did my shopping, got back in the car and smelled it more clearly this time, unmistakably masculine, clean.  It had to be cologne; it was that same light tinge of change in smell that you would get from something clean and fresh.  Think rubbing alcohol - you catch a whiff and it carries with you for the moment but is light and clean enough that it does t smell sticky or nasty.  Just what is this cologne I wonder again to myself.  Right about then I realized I should plug my phone in and look down to grab my lightning cord, and then I see it.  The new Glade car air freshener, plugged in to the car’s lighter assembly.<br />Needless to say I am a now a big fan.  And you will be too, as soon as you listen to me and go click on this scent - the New Car smell - and nab the device that diffuses the smell.  Ordered us a cigarette lighter adapter that gives you two USB ports and replicates the lighter port for use with the diffuser, about $9-10 here on Amazon.  Recommend one of those if you charge your phone in the car (who doesn’t) and can’t afford to lose your charger.
Rating: 5 stars