Prompted by our eternal quest for odor removal (do we stink, or what?) I thought I'd post this.
Story first, as always.
On a recent trip to Dallas/FW I stayed in microtel motel (a chain I quite like by the way). Well, usually in Motels one does not meet the most interesting people. However, this time we met a nice gentleman in his 60s in the breakfast room. He had a strange personality, a bit pushy but not disagreeable. He told us a story of his inventions and patents and how much money he had made. WTF is he not staying at the Four Seasons? He seemed more like a traveling salesman, even a bit of a tragic character. Somehow I liked him. The link below tells you about him even with a photo.
http://209.51.157.186/~phxmg/killsodor/index.php?main_page=page&id=3&chapter=0
He gave us four bottles of this
http://209.51.157.186/~phxmg/killsodor/index.php?main_page=index&cPath=1
Two in mulberry, one in leather and one other scent I gave to a friend who smokes cigarettes and thus needs it more than I do.:ss
You know what is crazy? The stuff really works. I found the man and the story a bit incongruent but it really works. I tried it in the bathroom, in my fumoir, in the house and in the car. I even just sprayed a frying pan in which I had prepared first bacon and then heavily spiced chicken filets. Two little psshht-psshhts and the frying pan smelled no more even though it was yet uncleaned standing on the stove.
No idea how he does it but I might buy his stuff again when I run out. This will not be very soon because you only need very little. Two or three sprays take care of a bathroom and three or four of a small herf.
What do you guys and gals think about the story? He didn't seem like the super millionaire. The clerk at the hotel said he has been coming to the hotel for 11 years or so. Why would he do that if he lives in the area, as his bio says. I could imagine that much of his story is actually true and that he might have had some hard times and got up again. You could easily make a typical American movie out of this guy. Also, Phoenix Marketing might be an allusion to the legendary bird Phoenix rising out of the ashes again after being destroyed.
Till
Story first, as always.
On a recent trip to Dallas/FW I stayed in microtel motel (a chain I quite like by the way). Well, usually in Motels one does not meet the most interesting people. However, this time we met a nice gentleman in his 60s in the breakfast room. He had a strange personality, a bit pushy but not disagreeable. He told us a story of his inventions and patents and how much money he had made. WTF is he not staying at the Four Seasons? He seemed more like a traveling salesman, even a bit of a tragic character. Somehow I liked him. The link below tells you about him even with a photo.
http://209.51.157.186/~phxmg/killsodor/index.php?main_page=page&id=3&chapter=0
He gave us four bottles of this
http://209.51.157.186/~phxmg/killsodor/index.php?main_page=index&cPath=1
Two in mulberry, one in leather and one other scent I gave to a friend who smokes cigarettes and thus needs it more than I do.:ss
You know what is crazy? The stuff really works. I found the man and the story a bit incongruent but it really works. I tried it in the bathroom, in my fumoir, in the house and in the car. I even just sprayed a frying pan in which I had prepared first bacon and then heavily spiced chicken filets. Two little psshht-psshhts and the frying pan smelled no more even though it was yet uncleaned standing on the stove.
No idea how he does it but I might buy his stuff again when I run out. This will not be very soon because you only need very little. Two or three sprays take care of a bathroom and three or four of a small herf.
What do you guys and gals think about the story? He didn't seem like the super millionaire. The clerk at the hotel said he has been coming to the hotel for 11 years or so. Why would he do that if he lives in the area, as his bio says. I could imagine that much of his story is actually true and that he might have had some hard times and got up again. You could easily make a typical American movie out of this guy. Also, Phoenix Marketing might be an allusion to the legendary bird Phoenix rising out of the ashes again after being destroyed.
Till
Maybe I can smoke in the house with a little more ease, and less nervousness?