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Road Trippers Rejoice: PURGGO Car Air Eco-Purifier Review Plus Giveaway

4/14/2015

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Road Trippers Rejoice: PURGGO Car Air Eco-Purifier Natural Air Freshener Review Plus Giveaway, a miniature dachshund gets a drink in the car next to PURRGOHow could a car with water, food, camping gear and dogs smell bad?
Typist: Bethany
Perhaps one of the reasons I feel so connected to dogs is that I have a very keen sense of smell. Granted, it is not canine sensitive but when I travel the way a place smells is huge part of what makes up my trip memories. The natural beauty of a journey or a destination comes to me best through open windows but my attempts to take in a trip with all of my senses can be spoiled by the smells from within the car. Road trips make for all kinds of bad interior smells, be it the dogs, weeks of dirty travel gear or the car itself (I hate new car off-gassing or the smell of the perfume of person who rented the car before.) My solution has always been to bring along one the baskets of charcoal I use as natural air freshener in the house. It's not a large basket but every inch of packing space counts on a long camping road trip with three dogs and a parrot. So, of course, I was thrilled when I was contacted by one of the creators of the PURGGO Car Air Eco-Purifier. Since I road trip with my basket of charcoal, I already know that a charcoal air freshener can neutralize car smells but PURGGO is designed to do it while being aesthetically pleasing and out of the way. Enamored with the car air freshner idea of PURGGO and that the company is based locally, I still did my best to put PURGGO to the test. The results were nothing more than fresh. And not "fresh" like the dangerous chemical cocktail of a toxic air freshener but an actual clean, neutral smell.

To test the power of PURGGO, Jason and I twice left the dog's car beds, stinky from road trips that included off-leash parks and swimming, in the back of the car. The first time Jason sniffed the car after it sat unopened all week in the sun he exclaimed "oh wow, that stuff [PURGGO] really works!" When I climbed into the car during a downpour and was unable to roll the windows down without flooding the car, I didn't mind because the car didn't smell like dog or have a scent of stale, wet car. PURGGO had truly been neutralizing the air as the car sat waiting for the next Cascadian Nomads road trip to begin. Taking only seconds to install, from the easy tear package to the sliding hanger strings, PURGGO will be the first thing I put into my next rental car. No matter what car I am in, every road trip from now on is going to be full of all of the natural smells I want to enjoy on the journey and not nothing but whiffs of dusty camping gear or whoever rented the car before me.
PURGGO Car Air Eco-Purifier Natural Air Freshener works in even when pet friendly road trip dogs, corgi Brychwyn, dachshund Wilhelm and Huxley, aren't in the car
Even though I am a windows down road tripper who honestly doesn't mind dog smell, PURGGO is a product I am just thrilled to have found. A road tripper like me who has the windows down even in the rain ends up with a musty smelling car. Especially since the car just sits between road trips. Then there are those cold nights when I camp in the car or van and having even a cracked window isn't an option because I have three dogs and a cockatoo that have to stay warm. An air neutralizer like PURGGO is going to help all of us nomads breathe easier. Since my new PURGGO will keep on freshening for an entire year, it is going to go a lot of places. Places I am now even more excited to take in, one deep, fresh breath at a time.
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Pet friendly Road Trip Ready: Dogs and A PURGGO Car Air Eco-Purifier Natural Air Freshener
Road Trip Ready: Dogs and A PURGGO Car Air Eco-Purifier Natural Air Freshener
Cascadian Nomads received complimentary PURGGO Car Air Eco-Purifier samples for review. We were not otherwise compensated for this post. Cascadian Nomads only shares information that is relevant to our readers and all opinions are always our own. PURGGO is not responsible for the content of this article.
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7 Comments
Molly The Wally link
4/13/2015 09:27:52 pm

Sounds like a great product. Have a terrific Tuesday.
Best wishes Molly

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Bethany
4/14/2015 01:32:39 am

All-natural, long lasting, non-toxic and actually works does indeed make a very good product, Molly. Thanks for your comment!

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Lauren Miller (ZoePhee) link
4/14/2015 05:09:26 am

Great review! That's really cool! It's nice to have a fresh smelling car! :D

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Bethany
4/14/2015 07:44:48 am

Thanks Lauren. I think PURGGO is a really cool product. I wish I had thought of it! I hope you entered the giveaway. PURGGO would help on your two dog road trips too!

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Leah link
4/28/2015 08:36:39 am

I had not heard of this natural freshener before, I greatly appreciate the non-toxicity of it. My van can get a little rank sometimes, like you I have a good sense of smell (probably to make up for my bad hearing :->)

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Sara Welch link
11/10/2015 06:09:13 am

Amazing post! Love your dogs. I have 2 dogs at home , too. I am going to try this. Greetings!

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Bethany
11/11/2015 08:28:06 pm

Thanks for your comment and for reading, Sara! The PURGGO is still going strong in our road trip car! Please let us know how it works for you if you get one.

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