And after 3 hrs. he still has to detail the entire car. The Blau Aire doesn't vacu8um the carpet, clean the seats,clean the windows, vacuum the trunk or anything else. It freshens the air, period. I have bought several used cars for myself of my kids over the years from car dealers and I have never bought a used car that you could still smell smoke in it after it was detailed. It's not like this is a time saver for car dealers, in fact it will mean more time for them by the time they run an extension cord out to the lot to the car and wait three hrs, before they can even open the door or move it. I doubt they will pull it inside to detail it and leave it there for 3 hrs. so they can't pull another car in. Like I said, the only people that are going to be interested in this product are shareholders and there aren't many of them. I seriously doubt that this gimmick will do one thing for the bottom line of revenues. Some of the comments made today are so ridiculous and one as silly as stating it will kill Ebola. Can Blau Aire get the smell of smoke from apartments or a car? I'm sure it does,but so does a good car detailing or cleaning,painting, and shampooing the carpets in an apartment. The people on the board are talking like all a car dealer has to do is take in a used car, plug in Blau Aire for 3 hrs, and stick the car on the lot. They still has to completely detail it. An apartment owner can't just go into a vacated apartment and plug Blue Aire in for 3 hrs. and put the FOR RENT sign it. They still have to spend just as much time cleaning the apartment as they always did PLUS an additional 3 hrs. screwing around with the air freshener. In either the car or the apartment it doesn't save one second of time, it cost them time. Can you see them using it in a motel or hotel? A person checks out, the maid cleans the room, and nobody can rent the room for another 3 hrs? Ya right! It's NOT some miracle product, it's ANOTHER UNHEARD OF air freshener and it won't sell for the same reason 1000+ doesn't sell and that's because NOBODY EXCEPT A FEW SHAREHOLDERS HAVE EVER HEAR OF IT AND IT'S TO EXPENSIVE. The majority of home owners or car owners are not going to spend $70 for a air freshener. There will be a lot of talk about this product for a few weeks and then it will become another Clean1 or ReGuard where someone brings it up every 6 months or so.
