This is harmless in comparison to what has already been mentioned, but vomit tempts me to add to the source of the smell.
Some babies have some extra wholesome smelling diapers too.
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I have no idea what exactly it was, but it was a false smell I experienced in a dream one night. I can only describe it as something between vomit, sewage and death.
The experience was so disgusting I couldn't even bring myself to eat after I woke up for most of the day, kinda like a false aftertaste if that makes any sense.
Maybe you farted in your sleep
LOL, a fart would have been a blessing compared to the smell in my dream.
A mixture of fart and sulfur. It was so bad I could puke!
Vegemite
Love that smell! Smells like childhood.
Ammonia. It doesn't technically smell bad, but it stings and does horrible stuff to you. Had the misfortune to use a lot in Chemistry and ended up puking from poisoning.
That and diarrhea and diarrhea farts.
Coffee ground emesis, and stool from a patient dying from a GI bleed. Absolute worst smell I have encountered in my life. It's also a smell that sticks to you.
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Many years ago, I went to a plant manufacturing cooking oil. We were installing new fatty acid deodorizers. Damn, they needed them.
Pulp and paper plants are pretty nasty; and food processing plants with wet/rotting grains are vile. I used to get highly amused by auditors puking. Raw sewage generally smells better - lol.
Ammonia
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