Dispensary Corner 12 Mar 13
March 12, 2013
WHAT makes more sense than
chasing away a bad odour with
fresh cow manure!
Well that’s exactly what two
Indonesian students have done,
via the creation of an air freshener
crafted from cow manure.
The students, Dwi Nailul Izzah
and Rintya Aprianti Miki, took out
first prize at Indonesia’s Science
Project Olympiad with their
creation, which is said to be an
environmentally friendly air
freshener.
Originating from farm fresh cow
dung, the air freshener was
created after the students left the
dung to ferment for three days,
and then extracted the water
from the dung and mixed it with
coconut water.
From there the coconut cow pat
flavoured water was distilled to
remove impurities, before being
canned and entered into the
competition.
According to reports, rather than
smelling like effluence, the air
freshener has a natural herbal scent.
After winning first place, the
students and their creation will
now represent their country at
the International Environment
Project Olympiad race.
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