Why do you stop smelling fragrances after a while e.g. room fresheners after you’ve been in the same room

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For example you open a new air freshener and you smell it and it lasts for a few days but does your nose ‘get used’ to the fragrance and you stop smelling it?

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Our brains tend to tune out nerve signals they receive continously. Otherwise you wouldn’t get anything done, because the feeling of wearing socks, a slightly itchy scalp, the taste in your mouth, the tiniest background noises and a thousand other small things you could technically notice would all fight for your attention and drive you out of your mind.

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