La historia detrás del emblemático ambientador hecho para un lechero

The Little Trees car freshener originated in 1952 in Watertown, NY, inspired by a milkman's complaint about spoiled milk. Julia Salmon, a chemist who fled Nazi Germany, created the freshener using natural pine oil. Initially shaped like a pinup girl, the design was changed to a pine tree for practicality. As the automotive industry grew, Little Trees became popular for their affordable and lasting fragrances, offering scents like black ice and new car scent.

What prompted the creation of the Little Trees car freshener?

• A chemist's interest in perfumes

• A milkman's complaint about spoiled milk

• A car manufacturer's request

• A forest conservation project

What was the original shape of the Little Trees freshener?

• A maple leaf

• A buxom pinup girl

• A milk bottle

• A pine tree

Why was a string attached to the Little Trees freshener?

• To hang it in the car

• To make it look decorative

• To attach it to a keychain

• To prevent the perfume from getting on hands

Which of the following is NOT a scent offered by Little Trees?

• Black ice

• Ocean breeze

• Royal pine

• Vanilla aroma

What industry contributed to the rise in popularity of Little Trees?

• The dairy industry

• The perfume industry

• The forestry industry

• The automotive industry