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What is that smell
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Sir Hiss527
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If you look closley in the seat in front of you, there is a little whole, where the air comes out. They showed how they did that on the travel channel.
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"Stop Hissing in my Ear":king:
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"Stop Hissing in my Ear":king:
I thought the smell in Tough to be a Bug smelled a liitle like old coffee grounds. I was wondering what the chemical might be. I am sure it is harmless. But what or who would make the pellets? I would like to see the factory or at least hear about the development of the smell.
ISTCrew20
Well-Known Member
I Heard that it took almost 8 months to find the perfect combination. They experimented with different perfumes, colones, and foul smells, and once they came up with the right combination, they have a special pellet into which they add a drop of the fragrance in liquid form.
Lovecraft
Member
You can get fragrances yourself as well:
http://www.alphaaromatics.com/specialty.htm
These guys really handle large orders for the perfume and air freshener industries but also serve theme parks and others.
Or, if you are looking for a particular scent for say a haunted house or other attraction (like pine forest or rotting wood or musty corpse) you can find vendors that cater to the haunting industry.
The company I listed above can help you with delivery systems as well as scent combinations to get the perfect smell.
http://www.alphaaromatics.com/specialty.htm
These guys really handle large orders for the perfume and air freshener industries but also serve theme parks and others.
Or, if you are looking for a particular scent for say a haunted house or other attraction (like pine forest or rotting wood or musty corpse) you can find vendors that cater to the haunting industry.
The company I listed above can help you with delivery systems as well as scent combinations to get the perfect smell.
kevlightyear
Well-Known Member
OK, so what about the burning of Rome smell in SSE? Is that done the same way? Man, I love that smell. . .
Lovecraft
Member
Kevlightyear,
I am unsure of how Disney does the burning Rome smell, but I would think it is the same way.
BUT I do know how YOU can do the same thing at home
There is a product, used as a food additive and available in most grocery stores either near the barbeque sauce or the charcoal briquettes called "Liquid Smoke".
You can use it by placing a few drops in some water and heat it up to create the smell of burning wood or place some on a light bulb ring (the kind for pot pouri oils) or in a pot pouri.
It's also very tastey in homemade beef jerky.
Lovecraft
I am unsure of how Disney does the burning Rome smell, but I would think it is the same way.
BUT I do know how YOU can do the same thing at home
There is a product, used as a food additive and available in most grocery stores either near the barbeque sauce or the charcoal briquettes called "Liquid Smoke".
You can use it by placing a few drops in some water and heat it up to create the smell of burning wood or place some on a light bulb ring (the kind for pot pouri oils) or in a pot pouri.
It's also very tastey in homemade beef jerky.
Lovecraft
kevlightyear
Well-Known Member
Originally posted by Lovecraft
Kevlightyear,
I am unsure of how Disney does the burning Rome smell, but I would think it is the same way.
BUT I do know how YOU can do the same thing at home
There is a product, used as a food additive and available in most grocery stores either near the barbeque sauce or the charcoal briquettes called "Liquid Smoke".
You can use it by placing a few drops in some water and heat it up to create the smell of burning wood or place some on a light bulb ring (the kind for pot pouri oils) or in a pot pouri.
It's also very tastey in homemade beef jerky.
Lovecraft
Thanks, I might have to try that. Of course I'll be listening to the SSE music and doing my Jeremy Irons impression while I do. Thanks!
General Grizz
New Member
Smellitzers in EPCOT:
(1) Burning Rome - SPACESHIP EARTH
(2) Eau de Swamp - UNIVERSE OF ENERGY DINORAMA
Extinct Smellitzers
(3) LORANGES - HORIZONS DESERT FARM
(4) MORNING MIST - JOURNEY INTO IMAGINATION
They should put loranges in Soarin' over the Land. That would begood.
(1) Burning Rome - SPACESHIP EARTH
(2) Eau de Swamp - UNIVERSE OF ENERGY DINORAMA
Extinct Smellitzers
(3) LORANGES - HORIZONS DESERT FARM
(4) MORNING MIST - JOURNEY INTO IMAGINATION
They should put loranges in Soarin' over the Land. That would begood.
goonsquads57
New Member
So where do they get the scent used in the monorails? I think it's called "au du goat"
Fantasmic
Well-Known Member
I had a bottle of NAIL VARNISH REMOVER that Really really smelt like the original (and best) Journey Into Imagination.
I have shower gel which is orange... just like horizons (it's from the body shop)
and I can't have BBQ ribs or anything without going Mmmm spaceship earth !
I have shower gel which is orange... just like horizons (it's from the body shop)
and I can't have BBQ ribs or anything without going Mmmm spaceship earth !
Disney2002
New Member
I totally agree. It's the smell of anticipation!
As for the stink bug, what amazes me is how immediately the smell disappears!