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I am having a hard time getting used to the smell coming form my mouse pad. I find it objectionable but my wife doesn't seem to mind it. My question is threefold actually: 1. What is it made of (I believe it is the same rubber material now used on the soles of many sandal type shoes)? 2. Does the fact that there is an odor mean that particles of the mouse pad are in the air? Does it have a high vapor pressure? 3. Why would some people find the smell objectionable and others not. If something smells bad, are the senses trying to tell one to avoid the smell, i.e. is everything that smells bad best to be avoided or is it possible for something to smell bad but at the same time be a substance that is either neutral or actaully beneficial to an organism? Thanks.
Re: What is causing the 'bad' odor from my mouse pad?
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