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Murtle
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Hi
I'm hoping someone might be able to help with a little problem that has resulted from an over enthusiastic cook. and that is the smell of burning by setting out to cook something and forgetting about it :-[ the smell has got into everything and I was hoping that someone might be able to advise of something that could be used to take the yucky smell out????
thanks
M<
I'm hoping someone might be able to help with a little problem that has resulted from an over enthusiastic cook. and that is the smell of burning by setting out to cook something and forgetting about it :-[ the smell has got into everything and I was hoping that someone might be able to advise of something that could be used to take the yucky smell out????
thanks
M<
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soak a towel in water and vinegar solution wring it out and then whirl it around your head vigourously for a couple of minutes
place bowls of vinegar round the room and leave for a couple of days till all the smells have gone
if its in the curtains then spray with a solution of 2/3rds water and 1/3rd white vinegar
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thanks Cathy - so sorry for not replying sooner
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What if you can't stand the smell of vinegar? ;D My husband feels sick with this smell!
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you can just wet the towel, vinegar helps a lot but a wet towel does the job
why would you care if he feels sick??? good grief woman hes only your husband after all. 0 -
you can just wet the towel, vinegar helps a lot but a wet towel does the job
why would you care if he feels sick??? good grief woman hes only your husband after all.
Thats right! So what if he feels nauseous! Now if it was my dogs that felt sick that would be a different story! 0 -
now thats the idea. ;D
Thats right! So what if he feels nauseous! Now if it was my dogs that felt sick that would be a different story!0
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