The idea of converting car exhaust smoke into an aromatic scent.
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The idea of converting car exhaust smoke into an aromatic scent.
In order to transform the idea of car exhaust smoke into a real project, which is: -
- Recycling car exhaust smoke into aromatic products because we are friends of the environment: -
Introducing perfumes into car exhausts, where they are recycled and nature is improved with perfume instead of the smell of bad smoke. This is also done in converting and producing factory smoke gas and petroleum materials into good perfumes to smell the air. |
From this standpoint, we can breathe well despite the presence of smoke because it has been recycled into fragrant odors with good oxygen being introduced to them.
In order to improve the quality of nature.|
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- mansour aly
- Cairo, EG
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The idea of converting car exhaust smoke into an aromatic scent.
Update posted by mansour aly at 08:51 pm
The idea of converting car exhaust smoke into an aromatic scent.In order to transform the idea of car exhaust smoke into a real project, which is: -- Recycling car exhaust smoke into aromatic products because we are friends of the environment: -Introducing perfumes into car exhausts, where they are recycled. . . . .
