several weeks post-operatively, you may notice an unusual or bad smell in your nose. It is caused by the accumulation of mucus in the nose due to a reduced mobility of the “mucus blanket” within the nose. As you recall, the nose secretes a cup of mucus a day that is propelled into the back of the throat by the nasal lining cells.

Find out what's causing you to sneeze and get a stuffy nose when you smell perfume, strong odors and cigarette smoke. See similar questions...

It's called Nag Champa. While attending FullSail, the studios would occasionally be rented out on the weekends to actual rock stars, like Roger McGuin, Stevie Wonder, and Live. If you had a lab in that building on those particular weekends, this beautiful aroma would hit you when you walked down the halls, and I finally asked someone what I smelled, and they told me. Needless to say, it's been available here ever since. I also hear Puff Daddy won't work in a studio without it, so there you go. See similar questions...

Taste and odor problems with the tap water can come from numerous sources. Lake turnover that occurs in the spring and fall can create problems from organic material from the bottom of the lake. New plumbing fixtures or new carpet in the house can combine with chemicals in the water to create odors. For additional information, call us at 303-674-4112, or send us an e-mail to reception@evergreenmetrodistrict.com. See similar questions...

Irregular smelling and tasting reverse osmosis water can be caused by clogged filters, a fouled memb... (Complete Answer) See similar questions...

When your water tastes or smells funny, the problem might be in the water or it might not! Odors may actually be coming from your sink drain where bacteria grow on things that get trapped in the drain. Odor can also come from bacteria growing in water heaters ─ usually ones that have been turned off for awhile or have the thermostat set too low. Here are some ways to get rid of odd tastes or smells. Chlorine: Chlorine is added to tap water to make sure that any harmful germs are killed. See similar questions...

Lambics (a Belgian-style in origin) are indeed sour, with generally unfamiliar aromas to most beer drinkers. And, that's the intention. Lambic brewers let nature do the leg work via spontaneous fermentation. This is accomplished in open fermenters where wild yeast, bacteria and other micro flora get to do their funky job on the beer. Not only do they ferment the beer, but leave very peculiar by-products like those barnyard or horse blanket smells and provide the acidic sourness you might taste. See similar questions...

About half the population experience strange smelling (and sometimes green!) urine after eating asparagus – this is due to sulphur-containing amino acids in the veg that break down during digestion. Different people form different amounts of these compounds after eating asparagus, and many people cannot smell the odour even when they produce the compounds. Hmmm... maybe because it’s... super?! Alright.. See similar questions...

Most authorities feel that the compound that causes the odor in urine after consumption of asparagus is methylmercaptan, which is a sulfur-containing derivative of the amino acid, methionine. This is disputed by a few individuals who claim that the odiferous compound is asparagine-amino-succinic-acid monoamide, which is derived from the amino acid, asparagine. See similar questions...

Absolutely not. The WaterPure™ purification system employs special filters to remove any unpleasant tastes or odor that may be present in the air. The result is fresh and delicious drinking water in it’s purest form. Numerous articles have been written warning about the amount of impurities that are contained in public drinking water supplies as well as the vulnerability of public water supplies to terrorist attack. See similar questions...

The rotten egg smell is caused by hydrogen sulfide (H 2S) gas. Although the smell is unpleasant it is not harmful. Water heater tanks can provide an ideal environment for the production of hydrogen sulfide gas because it is a result of the corrosion of metals, such as the steel in a water heater. Although most water heaters are glass lined to prevent corrosion, it is impossible to prevent cracks from occurring. See similar questions...

A change in your water's taste, color, or smell is often not a health concern. However, a change could be a sign of serious contamination problems. Any time you notice a change in your water quality, you should have it tested. See similar questions...

You may notice a slight odor on your skin a few hours after your session. Some comment that the scent is very pleasant, whereas others feel it is somewhat unpleasant. See similar questions...

This question has been making its way around the message board. Reportedly, the nose is a not so subtle snub to the Weinsteins formerly of Miramax, who refused to allow Damon to wear a prosthetic nose for Gilliam's The Brothers Grimm on the basis that an A-list star should be easily identifiable. When Soderbergh heard this, he supposedly insisted that Damon should wear a prosthetic nose for O13. See similar questions...

The story of the Tortoise and the Hare was, as you know, about a race. There are certainly a lot of “hare-brained” diets out there which invariably promise “quick and easy” weight loss, usually by means of starvation, deprivation and/or strenuous exercise. The problem with quick weight loss, however, is that it almost never lasts. That's because the "weight" being lost is primarily the loss of water and muscle, rather than the loss of stored body fat. See similar questions...

It's fiberglassing resin, MEK catalyst, pastes, gelcoats and a number of other top secret ingredients ( the sweat off the craftsman's brow, the blood from the craftsman's fingers, you know the sort of thing...? ) added to the mix. After a while the exquisitely pungent aroma does dissipate but it never really goes away completely. Kind of a trademark, I like to think... See similar questions...

If the smell of propane is present in the air over a period of time, “odor fatigue” can occur. The nose “gets tired,” and a person no longer smells the propane odor. The propane smell may be in a location (basement or attic) where it is not detected by people in other areas of the building. A phenomenon called “odor fade” can occur—an unintended reduction in the concentration of the odor of propane. See similar questions...