Gone with the wind! The new odour-eating pants that promise to banish embarrassing smells

It's the nightmare scenario in any confined space - breaking wind,only to discover it smells rather more unpleasant than expected.
But these cringeworthy moments could soon be a thing of the past thanks to a new brand of odour-eating underwear.

The Japanese textile company selling underpants claims they neutralise the smell of flatulence.


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