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As someone else with an unusually strong sense of smell, I offer my condolences. I'm lucky that I don't really mind the smell of mold, or other natural scents l
by JackMorgan 3y ago
As someone else with an unusually strong sense of smell, I offer my condolences. I'm lucky that I don't really mind the smell of mold, or other natural scents like body odor.
For me the gross smells are artificial fragrances like soap, deodorant, cologne/perfume, and dish soap. I don't love car exhaust. Dish soap especially smells _so gross_. It's just so chemically and strong. I do find dish sponges left out start to smell like mold to the extent that it makes it hard to use. That's why washing dishes is rough, I get mold from the sponge and chemicals from the soap.
I do think though it's just genetic. Also I think dogs don't smell bitter scents as strongly as we do (it's how they can eat feces). So mold might not be as gross for them.
- darkclouds 3y ago> For me the gross smells are artificial fragrances like soap, deodorant, cologne/perfume, and dish soap. Its meta data on peoples health. Look at long covid and the loss of smell. Symptoms indicating what people are missing out on dietary wise in order to improve their health. Thats why I say Covid was a biological weapon, and there are plenty of people who know what they know, but they dont know what they know... > I think dogs don't smell bitter scents as strongly as we do (it's how they can eat feces) Coprophagy and bacterial analysis studies suggest there may be a need for certain vitamins, namely vit K.