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When use of extractor fan or prolonged wide-opening of windows is not an option, just how does one effectively get rid of cooking smells after a big fry-up, particularly of fish?
YT in London
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RE: Residual Cookiing Smells After Frying Fish
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Post By Suzie (Guest Post)
(02/24/2005)
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Simply heat (NOT boil) 1/2 cup white vinegar until the smell disappears. The vinegar smell quickly dissipates, too.
RE: Residual Cookiing Smells After Frying Fish
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Post By rhondak (Guest Post)
(02/23/2005)
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Just take 1Tblsp. white vinegar (or even cider vinegar) mix with 1/2C water and spritz the air--or
set a few bowls of pure vinegar around and it will
absorb all of the odor...even the vinegar smell will
go in a very short time.
RE: Residual Cookiing Smells After Frying Fish
A bowl of white vinegar on the stove after frying fish usually takes care of the odor that lingers in the air.
RE: Residual Cookiing Smells After Frying Fish
you could put a pot on the stove to simmer with a little lemon, cinnamon and water. we have done that for any types of odors. We also use a small fry pot (like a frydaddy)sometimes and put it on the back porch to cook fish
also here in the states is a product called OdorBan and you can mix it with water and let it simmer and it eliminates odor
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