The most amiable award goes to: STERLIN MICHEL, another student of the 5th and 6th biodiesel class. He is very hardworking, dont underestimate him because he will dissapoint you. He's very intellectual with both mechanical and electrical fields and is there to lend a helping hand with other peoples projects! 

Have you ever bought those air fresheners that automatically spray in your room, and it still doesnt smell that good? Your mom or dad scolds you for not cleaning your room when you already did. Dont you wish they'd spray much faster than they do so it will seem you did? Well Sterlin has got the solution for you! He has incorporated a fan attached to the air freshener so it will spin the scented fragrance much quicker than it does.

The picture above are the materials sterlin  used. The freshener, the fan, resistor, photocell, a 9v battery and a bread board.

When the photocell absorbs light it connects two wires, it turns on the fan and airs the scented fragrance much quicker. The battery turns the fan on. The breadboard is used to connect the electrical circuits together, for enstance the resistor is connected to the battery to reduce the flow of electron, and the photocell is connected in there as a switch too. The 9V battery produces electricity for the fan but the light source is what switches the fan on. So if the light is on, the fan will work, but without light it will not turn on. It saves energy and will only work if your inside the room. Plug into your wall, and your room will start smelling better AND quicker. Great job Sterlin!