Pheromones on an inanimate object?

[GermanRican]

Has anyone experimented with putting pheros on an inanimate object? For example a wallet or cell phone or

something?

[bjf]

Yea, and it makes a difference if you

use something with heat or not.

[GermanRican]

Heat activates it more or

what?
Also, how long do pheros last on inanimate objects?
Thanks!

[bjf]

Heat activates it

more or what?


Helps disperse them.

[GermanRican]

Cool thanks for the info,

bjf!

[Rover The Dog]

Just a question but why

would you want to put pheromones on a wallet or a cellphone. I can understand perhaps a letter that is going to

someone who you have strong feelings for and clothes as well... oh well just curious

[lordcrazyd]

just wondering if you did put

it on a letter or some sort. How long you'd thing it'll last and would you put the same amount you would put on

yourself or it doesn't matter.....

[GermanRican]

Just curious to know if

Pheros work on inanimate objects, not necessiraly if it would work only on a cellphone or wallet.

[a.k.a.]

Years ago, at a previous job, I put

a couple of drops of PI Ylang Ylang on a tissue. Then I dumped the tissue in a wastebasket near a lady’s desk. After

a bit, three ladies that worked within 10 feet of the desk got real social, cracked jokes, acted goofy and talked a

lot about sex, spouces & boyfriends.

I've also read about guys puting mones on a pillow. I think it helped

get their SO's in the mood.

[bjf]

I didn't get results, for the most

part, on objects without heat.

[Rover The Dog]

I once put about two drops

of AFA (Androstenone Fragrance Additive) on a letter to a friend a few months ago. I chose it since it would not

leave a noticeable smell. However I made two copies of the letter and I accidently put it on the one that i kept.

So i never really found out if it worked or not.