Apparently, most aerosols contain water which 'falls down' and spoils 'the experience'. This brilliantly incisive text is accompanied by pictures of a woman spraying an aerosol and then watching as her hair turns frizzy. Is that a unique selling point these days? Having straight hair?
Just another couple of comments from a non-scientist:
1 Aerosols are not a good idea if you care about the environment, not to mention being bad for the health of people with asthma. My own biggest problems are: cigarette smoke, smelly candles and the stuff people spray in their houses.
2 You don't need to spray your house. It isn't so dirty you have to mask your smells with another smell from an aerosol. Even if you keep 4 big hairy dogs and a couple of hairy men, you should be okay if you just hoover and open a friggin window from time to time. If you don't believe me that we over-clean, you need to watch an episode of 'Obsessive Compulsive Cleaners.'
3 There's a limit to the nonsense advertising agencies can tell us and I reckon Airwick have reached that limit with this ad. I've said it before and no doubt will say it again:
Is your last comment no' why Airwick are still in business?
ReplyDeleteNuo, because the public will believe any-fkn-thing!
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