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Things you rarely smell nowadays.
Must be the cold weather as twice this week my nose has been assaulted with a blast from the past.
Mothballs
Vick
Culprits always old people!
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Originally Posted by
Hamble
Must be the cold weather as twice this week my nose has been assaulted with a blast from the past.
Mothballs
Vick
Culprits always old people!
I can't comment on the mothballs but I always find that Vick is the best thing to help relieve cold symptoms. It won't cure it of course, but it helps keep the 'tubes clear' at night. (Oh! and I don't consider myself that old).
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Devil in disguise,
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Originally Posted by
Blackrock
I can't comment on the mothballs but I always find that Vick is the best thing to help relieve cold symptoms. It won't cure it of course, but it helps keep the 'tubes clear' at night. (Oh! and I don't consider myself that old).
It's old and disgusting and time you moved with the times old bean.
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Originally Posted by
whiplash
Coal fires.
Firelighters too.
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Originally Posted by
whiplash
Coal fires.
That is one smell I don't wish to smell again.
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Originally Posted by
Hamble
Must be the cold weather as twice this week my nose has been assaulted with a blast from the past.
Mothballs
Vick
Culprits always old people!
Mothballs definitely gone, I don't think anyone leaves clothing or soft furnishings untouched or unused, plus of course widespread of synthetic fibres is no use to the larvae of the moth, just had a quick look on good old internet, masses of products available and a surprising number of people troubled by the little b######s.
A lot of people of all ages still use Vicks products to help clear bunged up breathing equipment.
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Originally Posted by
pentax
steam trains
We live in a town with a heritage steam train running all year around.
We can see the smoke plumes and hear the hoots from our house.
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Originally Posted by
Hamble
We live in a town with a heritage steam train running all year around.
We can see the smoke plumes and hear the hoots from our house.
Warm bagels, cream cheese and salmon .
REST IN PEACE THE 96.
Y.N.W.A.
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Originally Posted by
silver fox
Mothballs definitely gone, I don't think anyone leaves clothing or soft furnishings untouched or unused, plus of course widespread of synthetic fibres is no use to the larvae of the moth, just had a quick look on good old internet, masses of products available and a surprising number of people troubled by the little b######s.
A lot of people of all ages still use Vicks products to help clear bunged up breathing equipment.
Funerals are mothball revival time!
I once bought some vintage knitted baby clothes from ebay they came complete with moth holes.
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Originally Posted by
grassroots
Warm bagels, cream cheese and salmon .
Hate to make you jealous feasted on all the above for lunch.
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Real creosote.
Now it's all that water-based rubbish that doesn't last 5 minutes.
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Originally Posted by
Lamparilla
Real creosote.
Now it's all that water-based rubbish that doesn't last 5 minutes.
Coal Tar Soap- sanitised creosote love the smell.
I used to wash my hands at a friends house just to smell it.
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Fairy household soap, big green block.
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