Granny's hint : Burn a match in the toilet to remove the odour. Is there any science to this ? Does the flame convert Sulphides in the local air ?

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The smell of the match actually masks the odor, but does not proactively remove it. Often, by the time the smell of the match has dissipated, so has the stinky.

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