You'll also find many references to solanine poisoning from potatoes; solanine is a toxic glycoalkaloid, is nonvolatile, and has nothing at all to do with the foul smell and toxic gas produced by putrid potatoes. 23 янв. 2015 г.
Does solanine have a smell?
Thankfully there are two common signs that a potato has developed dangerous levels of solanine: they can give off a bitter smell, and their skin may turn a shade of green.
What gas does rotting potatoes give off?
Rotting potatoes give off a noxious solanine gas that can make a person unconscious if they've inhaled enough. There have even been cases of people dying in their root cellars due to unbeknownst rotting potatoes.
Why does my house smell like rotten potatoes?
If you notice a rotten smell in your home, it could be that an old potato has fallen into the back of a cabinet. However, a mouse, rat, or other animal may have perished inside your home's walls, ductwork, attic, crawl space, or chimney.
Why do my potatoes smell like ammonia?
Why do my potatoes smell like ammonia? A sour odor is an indication that the product is spoiled and should not be eaten. If the product was opened before it's “use by” date, please contact us.
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