Burnt Smell In a House

RE: Burnt Smell In a House Post By jyothi (Guest Post) (11/17/2008) I tried The cinnamon and cloves and all spice. Strongly don't recommend it. It will make your home stink more, I felt like puking after I boiled all. Rather lit some incense turn the fan's on open door's and windows. Accept the fact that it will take 1 or 2 days for the smell to go away. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Burnt Smell In a House Post By (Guest Post) (10/06/2008) Ok, there are some great ideas here. I used a few together and was able to save my home in about an hour and a half. 1. Remove burnt item from home. Put far away from the open windows. 2. Open the windows. 3. Baking powder on carpet and rugs. Let sit 15-20min or so. 4. Vacuum the baking powder up. 5. Febreeze 6. Mop floors; even swiffering is good just to get a clean smell going. 7. Boil the following: cinnamon, cloves, vanilla extract, 1 chopped up apple. Makes the apple pie smell like the other poster mentioned. Now, if I can convince my wife that I'm not unsafe in the kitchen... Report Spam or Abuse RE: Burnt Smell In a House Post By Annie (Guest Post) (04/04/2008) I definitely agree with Linda about the fresh air, but Vinegar also helps. I heated some on the stove, and then put a couple of bowls near the kitchen, and the smell improved almost immediately. I'm going ot keep the vinegar simmering for quite awhile. Then I'll use the scented candles or vanilla, because we love the smell of the REAL vanilla from Mexico. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Burnt Smell In a House Post By Sarah (Guest Post) (03/27/2008) Replace your fan filter that is in the range hood over your stove. The horrible smell was stuck there and just dispersed it into the house. Find the source and get rid of it. I cleaned all the stove burners and under the burners where food spills. Covering it up is only temp. You can purchase a new filter at a local hardware store just make sure its the correct size. I am going to try the spice remedy after I replace the filter. GOOD LUCK. Hopefully it will work. I haven't tried it yet but I am on my way out the door to the hardware store. I can't stand this smell! Report Spam or Abuse RE: Burnt Smell In a House Post By Sandy (Guest Post) (03/13/2008) White or cider vinegar? Report Spam or Abuse burnt boiled eggs Post By crissy (Guest Post) (02/07/2008) I left a pan of water with 3 eggs boiling on the stove. I had forgotten about the eggs and left the house. 2 hours later my husband came home to a house full of smoke and splattered eggs in the kitchen.. My problem is the smoke throughout the entire house. I have washed all the curtains, wiped down the walls with bleach, mopped the floor and even left bowls of vinegar with cotton balls in them all over the house. It still smells horrible.. Any ideas? Report Spam or Abuse RE: Burnt Smell In a House Post By Michele (Guest Post) (12/05/2007) Vanilla candles are proven to remove odors. My husband burned soup and left a terrible smell throughout the house. The candles worked, but I also boiled, then simmered, apple cider with cinnamon and cloves. The "baked apple pie" candles are also great. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Burnt Smell In a House Post By jar nyc (Guest Post) (08/31/2007) I just read the idea of burning spices to get rid of odor, which it does. I was boiling cinnamon and orange slices to get rid of yesterday's fish odor and ended up burning the pan! Such good intentions. Now I have to get the burnt pan clean. I'm going to try boiling vinegar and dish soap. Good luck to all with this problem. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Burnt Smell In a House Post By PRA (Guest Post) (08/02/2007) C.J. Cox's method works. Personally I boiled one of those pre-packaged spice mixes that you're supposed to pour into a boil and let deodorize your bathroom, etc. It takes some time. Make sure that you keep your respirator (cooking air purifier) on if it was on during the fiasco, since it stores up the nasty smell too! This takes some time, many hours of boiling, but it works as far as I can tell. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Burnt Smell In a House Post by mikki (103) | (02/16/2007) Profile | Blog! | Contact I use a pretty vase or hurricane candle holder and add vinegar, leaving it out in various places. No one knows there's really vinegar in there. I also burn incense, in different aromas, as that has always done the trick for me. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Burnt Smell In a House Post By (Guest Post) (01/02/2007) The same thing happened today to me...did you find anything which helped get rid of the smell? Report Spam or Abuse RE: Burnt Smell In a House Post By Lynda (Guest Post) (12/15/2006) I disagree about the incense getting rid of BURNT ODORS. It IS burnt and is smoke, itself! lol. However, it "covers" a lot of odors by mixing itself with the odor, used primarily in the 60's to cover Marijuana! For my generation, it's TellTale or causes suspicion when used anywhere now, that there's likely drugs being "covered" or masked. I'd find a way to vent the burnt smell out, and to at least open a window a tiny bit for fresh air on a better day, washing washable curtains and linens wherever possible, keeping in mind that "cigarette smoke" can never really be gotten out of walls, carpet, upholstery, drapes, pets, clothes, etc. I'd wipe all surfaces, painting the walls, if needed, changing the filters, and keeping the range and bath vents on, IF they vent to the outside. Fresh air can't be beaten. All other sprays/perfumes/candles/chemicals only temporarily "mask", not clean, the air, in my opinion, adding to the problem and breathability. Good luck and God bless you. : ) Report Spam or Abuse Request: Burnt Meat Smell In House Post by lewis_admin (1341) | (12/09/2006) Profile | Blog! | Contact We had an accident with a soup bone boiling dry and filling the house with a horrid burnt meat smell. Has anyone had this experience and found a way of getting the smell out of the house? Ray W Answers: RE: Burnt Meat Smell In House Put a pot of water on your stove with the the following ingredients in it, bring it to a boil and then simmer as long as necessary: 2 tbls cinammon or 4 sticks 1 tablespoon cloves 1 table spoon allspice or apple pie spice. (05/26/2005) By c.j.cox RE: Burnt Meat Smell In House Vinager works great and is inexpensive as well. You can wash your walls with it, 1 part to 5 parts warm water. Also, put same into spray bottle and spray on funiture, bedding and carpeting. Works great for most pet oders as well. The smell will go away in an hour or so, but the smoke will be gone as well. It doesn't "mask" odors like most treatments that wear off. (05/26/2005) By mary p. RE: Burnt Meat Smell In House Burn some inscense, it removes any kind of odors. I had an aunt that smoked in my house and I burned some and the smell went away. (That's why it was so popular in the 60's, it got rid of a lot of "odors")! (06/06/2005) Report Spam or Abuse