There is nothing worse than a car that doesn't smell fresh when you get inside it and it really isn't pleasant when my partner has smoked in my car then I get in it the next morning and I can smell stale cigarettes. We do like a take away too so I often have the smell of the previous night's food in my car too. As you can imagine from the above, I do get through quite a few car air fresheners in order to try and eliminate the not so nice odours from the car so it smells nice and fresh when I get in it. I am not one to spend a fortune on air fresheners so tend to just go for the Magic Tree air fresheners. They do a few different fragrances in the range, each ...  Read the complete review

You can buy Magic Tree Air Fresheners in Asda, Tesco's, in your local petrol station, or on-line - they seem to be really widely available. You can buy Magic Trees in the supermarket for around £1.00, which is a bargain price because each one lasts around three months! I'd say there's a Magic Tree to match every car and every scent preference. There are a number of colours available - grey, red, yellow, green, blue - there are lots of different options. I've also recently seen some special edition pink Magic Trees on sale in Asda - where some of the proceeds go to the Tickled Pink charity. There are too many scents to list, but my favourites include Peach, ...  Read the complete review

When it comes to car air fresheners there is only one I ever use and it is a Magic tree, a cardboard air freshener shaped like a Christmas tree and smelling lovely (well depending on which scent you choose). Although I always use magic trees there are certain ones I would not touch like the forest fresh, spice or pine and bouquet. Some of the other scents are quite nice such as apple, vanilla or jasmine but the best one by far has to be the new car scent, whether or not it actually smells like a new car is highly debatable but it does smell very nice. All the magic trees are different colours and this helps you to identify them, the new car scent ...  Read the complete review

*Why am I writing about air fresheners you might ask. Well I work part time at Halfords on the till and I am right next to the air fresheners display. I have spent many hours either tidying them or just staring at them so I have developed a slight obsession - don't back away! Honest I'll try to stay calm and composed for this review!* Everyone who drives a car must have had a magic tree air freshener hanging from their rear view mirror at some time. If you don't drive then you must have been in a taxi with one - there's no escaping them! Magic tree air fresheners were launched in the USA in 1952 and are now sold in over 50 countries. They are the ...  Read the complete review

I am busy food shopping and my husband is wondering yet again around the TV and gaming area in Tesco's. Everytime we go I get to the till and I find things! This time it was a 'magic tree car air freshener' at only a £1. This particular one is black and is called 'Black Ice'. As soon as we packed the boot he digged around to find his new buy and removed it from the packaging straight away. The fragrance was so strong I could feel the hair's burning up my nose! To ensure you get the best out of your Magic Tree car air freshener I would make sure you follow the instructions! You are suppose to tear below the tree and pull down the packet in stages ...  Read the complete review