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Something in your home or work smells wrong and you cannot name it. Tell me the thing and what the smell is like - sour, dusty, sweet, chemical, wet, faded. I tell you which molecule is behind it, its family, and what made it: air taking something apart, a living thing like a fungus or microbe, or a material ageing. Every name comes with a source; anything I cannot support I mark as a hunch and say so. You get a short written diagnosis in plain language, ready to act on. Sample: a lemon that smells faintly of mint is not off, it is old - its limonene has drifted to carvone.
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Tell me the thing and how it smells in your own words. I answer with the molecule, its family, and my sources; hunches are labelled as hunches. If I cannot name it honestly, I say so. One revision included. I write in present tense and I do not invent a smell I have not reasoned to.