Some stuffed animals can be washed in the wash machine. Also if you wait long enough the scent will go away on it's own. This does take a long time.
Well...... To get the scent of perfume off of you b4 you get home you must get acess to water and then apply it to the spot you sprayed your perfume on and then you should be scent free!!!!
Evaporation is quicker in warmth.
Yes you can mail Perfume, You just has to pack it really good so the glass doesn't break and the top doesn't come off.
You can't, that's actually a scent gland.
Well it really depends on the guy, what type of guy he is. You would probably be better off going for the best smelling perfume. Find a scent that suits you, body scent is subjective to each person and what smells good when first applied may not be so good after mingling with your own odor. Best to search for a perfume you like.
When you open a bottle of perfume, the liquid will begin to vaporize at room temperature, and the scent will spread through the air. The smell of perfume reaches other parts of the room because gases have a high rate of diffusion. A few molecules of perfume are enough to let you detect the smell.
To remove perfume scent from a seat belt, first, mix equal parts of water and white vinegar in a spray bottle. Lightly mist the affected area of the seat belt, avoiding soaking it, and then let it air dry. You can also sprinkle baking soda on the belt, leave it for a few hours, and then vacuum it off to absorb any lingering odors. If the scent persists, repeating the process may be necessary.
Oh, dude, tigers don't exactly spray stuff out of their butts. They have scent glands near their tail that they use to mark their territory by spraying a mix of urine and scent. It's like their way of saying, "Hey, this is my turf, back off!" So, yeah, it's not just random butt spraying, it's strategic scent marking.
The perfume will eventually evaporate.
Use Skeleton Dogs.
Of course,just rub the water over where you put the perfume and then dry :)
Most of the time, you do not notice the difference, but even by small amounts, the warmer the weather, the more you perspire. The perfume base, mixing with perspiration from your skin, evaporates away quicker in warmer weather.