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Hacks related to dealing with smells and odours.
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How can I store a specific smell the easiest way?
For a project at school, a room where you can change the smell easily (in order to make you feel like you were on a mountain, in the city, or in a stable), I need some material which "stores" smell the … (I thought of wool (with the smell) which gets blown from behind with a fan to "blow the smell" into the room.) …
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