love: bread baking, coffee, that smell of ferns when it’s early summer in the woods, the woods, fresh sweat 😳 coconut shower wash

hate: lenor, cottage cheese, petrol

Good:
Fresh bread
Fresh coffee
Other peoples fish and chips
Wild garlic
Roast lamb

Bad:
Cigarettes
Most artificial “scents”

Love: Fish
Hate: Fishy

Good: the smell of Autumn in the woods (I really missed this when I lived in Oz)
Bad: yesterday’s booze on someone’s breath (‘n’ fags, even worse)

Good: The first pot of coffee from the stovetop espresso maker, followed by the smell of toast

Bad: Eggy farts from the vile beast that is my eat-everything-in-the-undergrowth Springer Spaniel, constant bloody air freshener things distributed around the house by my wife. Admittedly they are marginally better than Ted’s stinky emissions, but on their own, they are awful.

Those are the daily ones. GT85 is a bit of an acquired scent though. I had some on my fingers from doing some work on the van yesterday and got some on my ‘tache. Kept smelling it all yesterday evening. Wasn’t too unpleasant I guess.

Good :WD40, Magic Markers

Bad: Someone else’s Vimto/Tizer burp.

Good: new carpet, clean babies.
Bad: cauliflower cooking, rotting roadkill

oh just remembered, Elnett on GHDs

Good = Freshly laid hot tarmac
Bad = Cigarette smoke on clothing

Good – and not around anymore – 4 star petrol.

Bad – eggs, make me feel sick

Proper old 4 star was awesome. Unleaded is horrible. Mind you, modern diesel is bad as well.

Good- fresh air, fresh bread, laundrettes, lovely ladies.
Bad – road fumes, bad breath, tramps,

G – new inner tubes
B – air from the vent round the back of any takeaway or pub kitchen
BB – pub toilets in the morning

Good – fish and chip shop
Bad – blocked drain

Good : Castrol R , Roast Chestnuts, Southern Comfort

Bad : Diesel Exhaust , Bleach, Skydrol ( Aircraft Hydraulic fluid)