I created one of world’s worst odors. Was at a gas station filling airing up a bicycle tire that had a slow leak. Old guy at the station noticed I had been there earlier doing the same thing (on a long bike ride from and back to home) came up and said as a kid he used to put some milk in the tube to seal slow leaks. So I tried it. It worked somewhat, slowed the leakage rate to about half or less than what it was, but didn’t stop it. When I finally replaced the tube about six months later and started to let the air out, just a tiny puff of that air sent me reeling and stunk up my whole carport. I had to wait until a windy day to let the rest of the air out.
I created one of world’s worst odors. Was at a gas station filling airing up a bicycle tire that had a slow leak. Old guy at the station noticed I had been there earlier doing the same thing (on a long bike ride from and back to home) came up and said as a kid he used to put some milk in the tube to seal slow leaks. So I tried it. It worked somewhat, slowed the leakage rate to about half or less than what it was, but didn’t stop it. When I finally replaced the tube about six months later and started to let the air out, just a tiny puff of that air sent me reeling and stunk up my whole carport. I had to wait until a windy day to let the rest of the air out.