What smells do you hate?

jonon9 · 31-07-2019 01:04AM

A smelly fanny.

Rothko · 31-07-2019 01:04AM

Thelonious Monk wrote: »

The only time I smell that incense stuff that priests put in their crack bong swingy things is when I'm at a funeral so yeah I hate that smell

I love that smell.

branie2 · 31-07-2019 01:12AM

Garlic
Silage
Manure

branie2 · 31-07-2019 01:14AM

Rothko wrote: »

I love that smell.

So do I

Rubberchikken · 31-07-2019 01:17AM

crap definitely.
mustard.

diusmr8a504cvk · 31-07-2019 01:18AM

Sh*t,
Nail varnish.

Salt Lake Stallion · 31-07-2019 02:09AM

Bleach, it makes me feel physically sick and lightheaded.

31-07-2019 02:19AM

Ketchup.

Slurry.

"Ready to eat" popcorn; I don't mind the smell of freshly heated popcorn, but that pre-bagged stuff (eg Manhattan) is horrible.

ILoveYourVibes · 31-07-2019 02:33AM

Deleted User wrote: »

"Ready to eat" popcorn; I don't mind the smell of freshly heated popcorn, but that pre-bagged stuff (eg Manhattan) is horrible.

Don't like the smell of it either.
I don't like the smell of freshly heated popcorn either though.
I like to eat it though.

Aceandstuff · 31-07-2019 02:39AM

Old sweat on clothes.
Weed.
When someone has a yeast infection and you can smell it standing next to them.
Burning hair.
Bad breath.
Rancid butter/oil.
People who smell like ketchup or vinegar.

FanadMan · 31-07-2019 02:42AM

Garlic

I love food and I love cooking but I hate the smell of garlic.....or more the smell of it cooking. I will not have it in my house. Granted there is always garlic in prepared food but it's not as strong as fresh garlic.

suicide_circus · 31-07-2019 06:44AM

the unwashed body odour and stale cigarette smell of an old bachelor

com1 · 31-07-2019 06:56AM

Aceandstuff wrote: »

When someone has a yeast infection and you can smell it standing next to them.

Is that what it is? Gets you at the back of the throat... makes you gag? Blurgh!

Ecce No Homo · 31-07-2019 08:24AM

When someone has a yeast infection and you can smell it standing next to them.

I'm wondering if I've experienced this. What does it smell like?

RobbingBandit · 31-07-2019 08:33AM

Latex gloves
balloons
unwashed hair
Pollen
Red Bull

Autosport · 31-07-2019 08:37AM

Tea
Coffee
Slurry

whisky_galore · 31-07-2019 08:42AM

Vinegar or foods that stink of it.
Cigarette smoke.
B.O.
That raw sewage smell you get in foreign cities.
Guinness farts.
Apartments or homes with kids that have that sickly sweet smell of half sucked sweets that have rolled under furniture.
Wet or dirty dog smell.
Offal smell from meat factories and those lorries that carry dead animals.

Plopsu · 31-07-2019 09:20AM

ILoveYourVibes wrote: »

Bleach.

Anti Bacterial Soap.

A wound.

Vomit.

Seaweed or that slightly off smell around some beaches.

Burning feathers.

Chemical smells.

Mold.

What the hell have you been doing??

Plopsu · 31-07-2019 09:21AM

Bananas!

razorblunt · 31-07-2019 10:04AM

Rubbish bins in the heat in Spain/Portugal etc.

Rubbish trucks here when they drive past you at speed.

Cheap washing powder.

Smoker's breath.

sbsquarepants · 31-07-2019 10:18AM

FanadMan wrote: »

Garlic

I love food and I love cooking but I hate the smell of garlic.....or more the smell of it cooking. I will not have it in my house. Granted there is always garlic in prepared food but it's not as strong as fresh garlic.

I can't stay in the same room when garlic is being used to cook - i completely understand why the vampires can't stand it!

Also an ex's mother used to cook some sort of fish or other, boil it in milk if i remember correctly (i'm not really a seafood eater so i don't know what fish it was) I'd have to leave the house when this was going on, i literally had to struggle to not vomit, the smell was that revolting!

Tammy! · 31-07-2019 10:37AM

Overheated clutch

FishOnABike · 31-07-2019 10:39AM

sbsquarepants wrote: »

I can't stay in the same room when garlic is being used to cook - i completely understand why the vampires can't stand it!

Also an ex's mother used to cook some sort of fish or other, boil it in milk if i remember correctly (i'm not really a seafood eater so i don't know what fish it was) I'd have to leave the house when this was going on, i literally had to struggle to not vomit, the smell was that revolting!

Smoked haddock, poached in milk ?

topper75 · 31-07-2019 10:47AM

ILoveYourVibes wrote: »

Bleach.

Yes.
Especially when you know what it does in houses - destroys harmless bacteria on surfaces so that harmful bacteria can get a carte blanche landing space to breed on.

ziedth · 31-07-2019 10:53AM

Had one of those experiences that you really only have in college many years ago that involved drinking a bottle of powers at a house party. I would say looking back I should have been brought to hospital. Anyway, since then even the smell of whiskey makes me sick to my stomach.