What do you like the smell of? - Page 3 - Clubhouse

SuperCaz

26/08/2011 at 16:42

Cake straight out of the oven

Hubby's cooking (usually)

The cork from a bottle of wine

Wild flowers

And also most of the ones already mentioned, although I don't think I have ever smelt a freshly washed lady garden.

hungryconsumer

26/08/2011 at 16:52

crushed garlic and sea salt...mmmmmmm

Badly Drawn Bloke

26/08/2011 at 16:54

SuperCaz wrote (see)

I don't think I have ever smelt a freshly washed lady garden.

Exactly

Red Squirrel.

26/08/2011 at 16:56

Garlic which has been sauteed for about 30 secs
Frying onions *drools*
Curry cooking

I used to live next to a mosque, it was torture when they were cooking for the masses

loulabell

26/08/2011 at 17:34

cut grass

baking cakes and roast dinners

rain on hot tarmac

clean laundry on the line

cinnamon

Lil.

26/08/2011 at 17:51

Baby powder.

Creosote.

Cooking Garlic & Onions

hope to...

26/08/2011 at 17:55

Glue (especially the stuff from years ago that smelt of marzipan)

Petrol

Tarmac when its being laid

My mums beef stew

Edited: cross posted with Pixi - have to agree with creosote.
Edited again. Tarmac when being laid was not supposed to be rude!

Edited: 26/08/2011 at 17:58

SuperCaz

26/08/2011 at 18:01

New carpet and the glue used to stick vinyl tiles down.

My Dad was a floorcovering specialist and these smells remind me of childhood.

Marc.S

26/08/2011 at 18:49

race tracks, the burning fuel, the burning rubber...

Kwilter with a K

26/08/2011 at 19:25

Freshly cut grass
the doughnut room in work
Line dried sheets in summer
cigar smoke, but has to be at Christmas
lavendar...or possibly lavander

Ye Olde Dragon pirate

pirate

26/08/2011 at 19:47

toast

frying bacon (but I'm not keen on eating it)

like kwilter fresh laundry just in from the line, winter dried stuff smells different, just as nice, but different

the air, just after a thunderstorm