Repel

Repel

AlexiC2024-02-27T02:55:06.000Z
Thank you for the suggestions. I will look into them. There are no bad dogs, just bad owners. ++
Wish I could use something to repel these individuals instead.
backpackgal2023-06-13T14:29:38.000Z
I hate moths too! I had bought some paper sheets that repel them but they smelled awful. I will be
Sure to let you know if I find something better. Why should we feed those horrible little larvae with our much loved clothes and linens?! 💩 😡
bellafaccia2023-06-12T21:58:18.000Z
not intentionally! and scent is non-discriminating; I'd be afraid of repelling EVERYONE if I set ++
out to intentionally repel someone
rosesandmore2023-06-12T04:26:16.000Z
Not intentionally! But perhaps I repel some with my fragrance choices.
WonderWoman2023-06-11T16:58:59.000Z
Curious question: ever purposely used perfume to repel someone?
becca72023-02-26T14:54:01.000Z
I understand. I have the regular, not the elixir, after falling head over heels from a test strip+
...and it does smell a bit like a creamy strawberry milkshake. It was the first "unusual" (or so I believed at the time) perfume I'd purchased in year
DustyDusty2023-01-27T22:02:28.000Z
You can try Swiffer Wet Pads (not the Wet Jet - meh formula)+
It works like a charm to clean my hardwood floors. It's gentle and effective. The tile manufacturer might have an idea if in US. They generally hav
rayoflight2023-01-21T11:49:00.000Z
It's just how they were laid down. I do this sort of thing for many hair products and run
out of space to hang them. What you see as a wave/curl is just the curve of my sink, the samples aren't combed or anything, it's just how they air-dri