The Huizenga Law Firm, P.C. - Yes, because the obvious solution to having a fire is to spray Wasabi in your eyes so that you can't see anything as you're trying to
Wasabi Fire Alarms: Japanese Develop Alarm for the Deaf With Strong Scent
La Wasabi en alarme incendie muette pour les sourds
Japan Takes the 2011 Ig Nobel Chemistry Prize for Wasabi Fire Alarm | The Hopeful Monster
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Wasabi Fire Alarm has No 'Self Doubt' - Interview - Indie Band Guru
A look at the Wasabi fire alarm (Chemistry Prize)
Why would you want a wasabi fire alarm? | National Museums Scotland Blog
Why would you want a wasabi fire alarm? | National Museums Scotland Blog
La Wasabi en alarme incendie muette pour les sourds
Wasabi Fire Alarm – Two Fingers In A 'V' | Sleeping Bag Studios
Why would you want a wasabi fire alarm? | National Museums Scotland Blog
Spicy Alert! How Wasabi Saves Lives in Fire Emergencies! - YouTube
Wasabi fire alarm scoops Ig Nobel prize for Japanese scientists | Ig Nobel prizes | The Guardian
Ember Compliance | The "Wasabi Alarm", A Smelly Solution to Fire…
The Wasabi Fire Alarm Won't Wake Your Neighbors
wasabi fire alarm (@littlemiaow) / X
Our Favorite Ig Nobel: The Wasabi Fire Alarm
On This Day - There is a smoke alarm for the deaf. Japanese scientists and engineers invented this lifesaving device. It works by spraying vaporized wasabi into the air, which notifies deaf
Wasabi alert: the Ig Nobel Prize-winning alarm
Compound Interest | Chemistry infographics on X: "This week's #WeirdChemistry looks back to 2011, and the chemistry behind a wasabi-based fire alarm: http://t.co/nK8hyy4Fc8" / X
Wasabi alert: the Ig Nobel Prize-winning alarm
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