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   kate | Dec 27, 2006 05:45pm | #1

   Save yoourself a bunch of bucks...place a little box of matches & a decorative ashtray on some convenient horizontal surface...emit odor, light match...presto, odor is gone!

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   DougU | Dec 27, 2006 07:08pm | #2

   Kate

   A very cleaver yet simple solution to an otherwise awkward situation!

   But, dont try that on an airplane, heard a report about a week ago where a woman who had a problem with methane gas deciding to do just as you suggested and they had to land the plane due to the uneasy fillings of some of the other passangers.

   Apparently the passangers were a little scared with the smell of "burning gasses" so the pilot was forced to land the plane. Not a comfortable position for the woman either!

   I dont think they charged the woman with anything, the embaressment alone was probably all the punishment she needed!

   Doug

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   kate | Dec 27, 2006 09:14pm | #3

   They let her get on the plane with matches in the first place???

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   DougU | Dec 28, 2006 03:28am | #4

   Yea, security was a little lax that day!

   Doug

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   hvtrimguy | Dec 28, 2006 05:39am | #5

   I know that a recirculating hood vent in a kitchen has a charcoal filter for the odors. Just a thought in terms of filtering smells.

   "it aint the work I mind,
   It's the feeling of falling further behind."

   Bozini Latini

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   sharpblade | Dec 28, 2006 06:43am | #6

   I doubt something like this would be effective in my bathroom.