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Originally Posted by Dr. Smith
I had relatives who lived their whole lives in Niagara Falls, NY—a city once renowned for its malodorous environment (anhydrous ammonia and a whole lot more)—yet they claimed they never noticed a thing. Were they just that used to it, or did the chemicals—over time—completely burn out their sense of smell (yet they could still smell other things)?
I've heard that people who grow up near abattoires also develop an immunity/insensitivity to the odor... 
Doc |
If there was an odor, I would smell it when I come home, but never have. When I drive right up to the place, I don't smell anything either. Also, surely they are not allowed to release anhydrous ammonia into the air.
Ron