I’m going to visit my grandfather this weekend. His house smells like a skunk rolled around in some rotten cabbages, died, and got eaten and pooped out by a water buffalo. Thankfully I dont have to sleep there, but I do have to visit for a few hours, a couple days in a row. Last time, I wore a mask with mint toothpaste rubbed inside, which didn’t help at all.

Google is failing me; the only results I can find are how to get rid of a smell, and that’s just not possible here without a great deal of fire. So can anyone recommend how to live with a uniquely terrible smell for a few days?

  • Ulf Rompe@mastodon.social
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    1 year ago

    @phanto
    Fun fact: cat owners have solved this problem because the ammonia kills your ability to smell over time. This doesn’t apply to all cat owners of course, you need to ignore the smell for a while to let the ammonia kick in.
    I just wouldn’t recommend this method to OP since the effect is hardly reversible.
    @Okokimup