cm0002French post office rolls out croissant-scented stamp
French post office rolls out croissant-scented stamp
Air to BreatheRandom Stories of #Fragrance, #Perfumed #Scented product woes from the web.
https://www.reddit.com/r/howto/comments/1fvbc0r/remove_the_smell_of_fabric_softener_from_car/
I wonder did they ever get the #smell of #Fabric #Softener out? I think probably not. In my experience, with certain materials, it is all but impossible. Maybe if they left it out in the rain and sun for about 6 months to a year. But that would probably destroy the fabric itself.
fcrFranzi Goralski , 'First Chapter: Spelling Smell' - De Aanschouw, wissel 1251, Rotterdam, Netherlands, 2nd October 2024
curator/host: Simon Kentgens
https://spectra.video/w/qd7CJpFMb7PRkFuRJocsD1
[moving images from high-speed photographs]
archive: https://archive.org/details/moving-image-zines-rdam?sort=-date
#art #exhibition #diy #community #communityart #smell #rotterdam
Smelling Spell
Steve Dustcircle πΉ10 #DailyHabits That Make Your #Home #Smell Bad
https://www.manmadediy.com/10-daily-habits-that-make-your-home-smell-bad
Public Domain Image ArchiveBonnacon (ca. 1230), from BL Royal MS 12 F XIII.
Source: British Library
Available to buy as a print.
https://pdimagearchive.org/images/a117a3cf-f145-4f69-908f-2b5cf4dc963a
#archery #myth #bestiary #excrement #defecation #smell #legend #art #publicdomain
Paul Houleπ Land mines and tuberculosis are no match for Tanzanian 'hero rats' sniffing out danger and disease
https://phys.org/news/2025-09-tuberculosis-tanzanian-hero-rats-sniffing.html
#rats #animals #tanzania #smell #odor #landmines #disease #sensors
Land mines and tuberculosis are no match for Tanzanian 'hero rats' sniffing out danger and disease
A man lies unmoving, slumped in the rubble of a simulated earthquake, as an unlikely rescuer approaches: a rat with a backpack. Whiskers waving, the rat breezes past garbage, toppled furniture and scattered clothes to find him and pull a trigger on its pack, alerting searchers above.
BenNevisWhile it may go unnoticed, loss of smell may linger for years after COVID-19
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Interesting to read this press release on a new US study that used objective testing:
While it may go unnoticed, loss of smell may linger for years after COVID-19
People who suspect that their sense of smell has been dulled after a bout of COVID-19 are likely correct, a new study using an objective, 40-odor test shows. Even those who do not notice any olfactory issues may be impaired.
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