Review on Arrest My Vest Eliminating Ballistic by Derek Bates

My son's room always seems to smell like a gym bag that was thrown in the trunk along with sweaty clothes and shoes and forgotten during the hottest part of summer. Or maybe the smell of the boys' gym in high school. Washing his sheets weekly, showering and everything else doesn't help to get rid of the smell coming out of this boy's room! It doesn't help that it gets freaking hot in the summer months when he closes the door at night because god knows what and when his computer is on and all his gaming shit he's got and it's just baking that teenage funk- Odor. in every damn fiber! I swear the walls need scrubbing and cleaning when he moves out. Lol Or I will keep buying bottle after bottle of this awesome stuff because I swear it works sooooo well! Oh my god, this isn't just a cover like that stupid Febreeze ad. I don't want a floral teenage funk scent, it only makes things worse! This product really gets rid of the smell! Spray liberally on everything: bedding, pillows, gaming chair and bam! You have a brand new room that no longer smells like foot closet! So glad I found this stuff. The scent is a bit masculine but I love it. By the way, I use it in my SUV because I kept getting an odor coming from the air conditioning vents and it was still there even after changing the cabin filter. Like a musty/musty smell. YouTube helped. Spraying a mixture of vinegar and water into an air vent under the windshield ran the air conditioning on full blast for a few minutes and removed the cabin filter, killing mold and mildew stains. (The vinegar smell goes away soon after.) Then I added this cabin air filter thingy and bam! My SUV smells amazing! I've learned that if you run your car on forced air for the air conditioning, make sure you switch it back to outside air a few minutes before the end of each use to remove the condensation that forms on the coils. So I had my problem from the start! (Air recirculation mode consumes less energy, as less energy is required to cool down the already cooled air in the car, but be sure to switch back to outside air for a minute at the end of the journey)