Bamboo has a distinctive aroma when cut or sanded but it otherwise doesn't have a strong scent. You will probably be able to smell the inside of your bamboo case as it has not been sanded or polished. It has a distinct earthy scent, simply because, it is of the earth.
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Bamboo has a distinctive aroma when cut or sanded but it otherwise doesn't have a strong scent. You will probably be able to smell the inside of your bamboo case as it has not been sanded or polished. It has a distinct earthy scent, simply because, it is of the earth.
