
Car air fresheners make your time behind the wheel of your new car in Tucson even more enjoyable. Do you know how easy it is to make a DIY car air freshener? All it takes is materials like clay discs, jars, felt, herbs, and oil to make a lovely car air freshener for an affordable price. Suntrup Automotive Group would be glad to show you how!
You can purchase clay discs at your local craft store, or you can find them online. The purpose of the clay disc is to hold essential oils. With this method, your car can smell amazing for weeks at a time.
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Another way to create a car air freshener is to use fresh herbs. To keep the car smelling fresh, simply crumple the felt bag in your hands once and a while for the best results.
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If you prefer to keep your car air freshener out of view or in a cup holder, you can create one using a mason jar. This method is wonderful for odor elimination.
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If you would like more information about maintaining your vehicle in the Oro Valley area, do not hesitate to reach out to the team at Suntrup Automotive Group. We would be glad to answer any questions that you may have.
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