The Gas in Your Kitchen Doesn't Smell Like Anything
That instantly recognizable smell is injected at a plant, in milligrams per cubic meter, long before the gas reaches your kitchen. The detector the whole system is built around is your own nose. Why odorizing became mandatory, and then spread widely, has a great deal to do with one date in 1937.
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