Odor Stink
Friday, July 31st, 2009Odor Stink
Ebay listings for Odor Stink products.
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Mouth Odor Stink Oral Care Freshener Scraper Tongue Cleaner. Random Color TB105 $1.25 |
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Candy Lollipop Shape Odor Stink Oral Mouth Care Cleaner Furred Tongue Freshener $1.07 |
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Candy Lollipop Shape Odor Stink Oral Freshener Mouth Care Furred Tongue Cleaner $1.04 |
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Candy Lollipop Shape Odor Freshener Stink Oral Mouth Care Furred Tongue Cleaner $1.04 |
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Candy Lollipop Shape Freshener Odor Stink Oral Mouth Care Furred Tongue Cleaner $1.04 |
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Candy Lollipop Shape Odor Stink Oral Furred Tongue Cleaner Mouth Care Freshener $1.04 |
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Fresh Breath Tongue Odor Stink Cleaner Oralcare Oral $1.02 |
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Odor Stink Oral Mouth Care Freshener Tongue Cleaner $1.01 |
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The New Tong Odor Stink Oral Cleaner Odor Stink Oral $1.01 |
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Tongue Odor Stink Cleaner Oralcare Oral Fresh Breath $1.01 |
Odor Stink products on Amazon:
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George Foreman GRP94WR The Next Grilleration G4 Nonstick Indoor Grill, Red $66.49 Applica Consumer Products GRP94WR Electric Grill GRP94WR 946… |
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Seju Kiss-Me Meter Breath Odor Detector $29.99 “Etiquette for Ladies and Gentlemen”Eliminate Embarrassing Situations!Detects Recurring Bad Breath (Not Temporary Bad Breath From Just Eating, Etc.)Detectable odorsCavity Cigarette Scent Food Scent Hyperacidity Caused by diabetes Caused by an internal diseaseThe Causes of Bad Breath:Physical DiseaseSmellMain ComponentMain CausesRotten Egg SmellH2S (Sulfur Hydrogen) CH3SH (Methyl Mercaptan)Coating … |
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Odorhog Vent Pipe Filter (4.0 Inch) $67.49 The ODORHOG is an activated charcoal vent pipe filter that eliminates unpleasant odors from house plumbing vents, RV holding tank vents, septic tank vents and even outhouses…. |
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New World Odor $0.24 … |
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Whirlpool W10135699 Affresh High Efficiency Washer Cleaner, 3-Tablets $6.99 If your clothes have started to smell not so fresh, it could be that your washer just isn’t clean. Over time, dirt, grime and oils build up and don’t come off in the washing cycles. Some of this odor cauing bacteria stays in the fabrics of your clothing! Affresh washer cleaner removes and prevents odor-causing residue that can occur in all brands of washers. While bleach only kills odor-causing ba… |
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Sterilite 19888004 70-Quart Ultra Storage Box See-Through with White Lid and Titanium Latches, 4-Pack $75.68 … |
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Stink Free Stink Finder Super Bright Light $20.01 Stink Free Stink Finder Super Bright LightStink-Finder quickly and easily helps locate invisible sources of pet odor such as urine, feces and vomit and make it visible.Stink-Finder features a 9-inch, SUPER BRITE ultra-violet bulb for large area inspection, a full-size flashlight for easy navigation in dark areas (recommended) and cordless, battery operation for go-anywhere convenience.Includes Sti… |
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Doom and Gloom/Law and Odor $1.99 … |
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Dr. Scholl’s Odor-X Odor Fighting Insoles, 1-Pair Packages (Pack of 4) $14.45 Concentrated layer of ultra-effective activated charcoal absorbs and neutralizes unpleasant odors.Insoles absorb perspiration to keep feet fresh, dry and comfortable all day.Durable foam constriction provides long lasting comfort and protection.Deodorizing action continues even after you take shoes off…. |
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Zero Odor #00013 16OZ Odor Eliminator $11.85 Zero Odor® features a patented formulation that eliminates odors at the molecular level so odors disappear from surfaces, fabric, carpets and in the air. It leaves no scent, and it’s non-toxic and non-allergen. The spray top allows for easy application on any surface or simply spray into the air for a fresh smell. The odor eliminator is great for homes with pets. Zero Odor is guaranteed to compl… |
Why Does Compost Stink?
Many people have somehow acquired the misconception that compost normally stinks, that it must be a smelly affair. Nothing can be further from the truth. An earthy scent is normal and inoffensive, but a well-built compost shouldn’t produce unpleasant odors.
So if you have a bad smell coming from your compost bin, answer these few questions to help determine the problem and find out how to fix the problem.
1. Did you accidentally throw in leftover meat or bones with other composting material?
If you did, remove it quickly, for you will definitely get a rotten smell coming from the bin.
Meat and meat bones should never be added to your compost pile because…
a) Especially in the summer, heat causes the meat to rot quickly and within hours develop a very bad odor.
b) Cooked meat is “dead” food so adds nothing to your compost.
c) Finally it attracts animals who will tear your bin apart to get to the meat.
2. Did you accidentally throw milk or cheese products in the bin?
Again, milk and cheese will turn acrid and cause a smell in your bin, so all must be removed from the bin.
3. Is there an ammonia smell coming from the pile?
If so, your pile has too much “green” stuff such as fruit peels, tea leaves, vegetables, and peelings.
To change this condition, you must mix in brown stuff such as buckwheat hulls, dried grass clippings, paper, or peat moss (and the list goes on). In other words, the compost pile must be rebuilt.
The best way to create a “non-smelly pile” is by beginning with one layer of “greens” followed by one layer of “browns”, and continuing this process of alternating each layer until you have no more ingredients to put into the pile.
4. Is there a “rotten egg” smell coming from the pile?
If so, there is too little air getting to the center of the pile. Since air provides the necessary oxygen which enables bacteria to carry out “aerobic’ or non-smelly decomposition, it is very important to keep plenty of air flowing through the compost pile to help the decomposer organisms do their job.
Because air penetrates only the first few inches of the pile, it needs help to reach the center. Therefore if you suddenly get that nasty rotten egg smell around the compost, it means that anaerobic bacteria are moving in, and the pile may simply need to breathe. (Oh, the pile will decompose, but the decomposition will be accompanied by this rotten egg smell.)
There are five ways to add air to your compost pile…air which is absolutely necessary in order to develop the high temperatures needed to kill harmful bacteria and speed the process of decomposition:
A) Turn you pile inside out with a garden fork
B) If you do not want to do the work of turning the pile, try stirring it with a stick instead (much harder to achieve results
C) Use an aerator tool, a rod with flaps on one end and a handle on the other normally found at a garden center.
D) Create an air stack by building your compost pile around a perforated pipe, a bundle of long twigs, or a tube of wire mesh.
E) Build your compost pile on a raised platform of loosely spaced boards and allow air to be drawn up from the bottom. If you choose this method, be sure to sprinkle soil throughout the compost to add those essential soil bacteria.
I have had up to three compost bins in my back yard, and I have never been bothered by smell. So if you follow the above steps, you should not have any more problems with “smell.”
About the Author
Bio: For more easy-to-follow step-by-step instructions on how to make compost using any or all of the four plus methods outlined (yes, also for those living in an apartment), download my new ebook at http://BackyardCompostingGuide.com. It even deals with the “smell” factor.
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