Do i smell bad

Do I smell bad?

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Why do farts smell bad?

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Stool consists of more than 50% bacteria. Bacteria smell bad, especially when trapped in long, narrow tubes (like intestines). Bacteria-filled stool that doesn’t keep on moving out starts to ferment and produces gas.

Why do farts smell so bad?

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Related Questions Answered on Y!Answers

Why do my hands smell so bad even though i wash my hands?

Q: Why do my hands smell so bad and i’m always washing my hands every time but they still have a bad odor can you please help me please its so embarrassing when my friends have to smell it

A: I would ask my doctor, if I were you. Frankly, I have never heard of anyone having a primary problem with “smelly hands.” There is no disorder or reason for it that I’m aware of. Unless you work with something regularly that causes it, or have OCD and just “think” your hands smell, you’ve got me stumped.

I accidentaly burned a couple sponges in the microwave and now it smells BAD, how do I get the smell out?

Q: I was sanitizing the sponges and I accidentally left them in for two long, they got really burned and produced a lot of smoke. it’s been two days and it still smells when you open the microwave….any ideas on getting the smell out? All answers appreciated! Thanks so much! 🙂

A: Ok, it may smell worse for the short term but in the long run it’ll get rid of the smell. Put one part vinegar, 2 parts water in microwave safe bowl and microwave for 15 min, make sure the water doesn’t boil all the way down. Then wipe out with clean cloth. This is also great for stuck on food and grease. It’ll smell like vinegar (which is gross) for a few hours, but it will go away and get rid of the burnt smell.

Bad smell from new furniture in nursery-how do i get it out?

Q: About 2 months ago my husband and i bought a crib and dresser combo for our baby who is due in about 2 weeks. Got it home and out of the boxes and it smells bad. I cant explain the smell. It doesnt smell like hard wood, its more like a chemical-ish odor from the finish or laquer it has on it. It’s making all of his cloths in his dresser small the same way. It’s really annoying to me. I feel like ill be putting him in a room full of fumes. Anyone have any idea HOW i can get rid of the smell naturally? I have heard of taking it out in the sun everyday over long period of time to let it breath out and get the fumes out but is that the only way. I dont have alot of time really.By the way, this isnt a smell that would be easily covered up. Its not one of those- dog pissed on the carpet type of thing- and its hard wood so if i spray something like air freshener it doesnt work.. but thanks

A: I would open the windows in the nursery to air it out. Point an oscillating fan on them as well w/the drawers open (remove the clothes so they don’t absorb the scent-give them a wash if they don’t air out on their own in a few days). If you have a ceiling fan, turn that on too. The air circulation will help get the smell out quicker than anything else. If you are running your air condition, close the door to keep it out of the rest of your home. This isn’t exactly energy efficient, but it’s the easiest. The 12 week waiting period for a new crib won’t be helpful to because the new one will have similar issues, unless you get a wrought iron crib-but those have their own issues (significant cost, danger of getting hurt on bars, etc).Volatile compounds (VOCs) used in staining products tend to take longer to dry/cure especially when they are in oil based products. (Also why people shouldn’t use oil based paints to paint interior spaces if they are sensitive to smells.) I assume that you have allowed the mattress to air out also. Most mattresses have a smell to them as well. This also goes for newly installed carpets.If you plan on using a bassinet/pack-n-play w/included bassinet then, I suggest using that (not in the childs room) in the interim. Your momma super smeller is working, which is a good thing in this case. When you can no longer smell the “new” smell, it will be safe to put baby in the crib.Congratulations! I hope you have an easy delivery with your son. Btw, I found out w/mine that when they say “bouncing baby boy”, they mean when he gets old enough to start bouncing on furniture or whenever they get excited about something 🙂