my house stinks
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my house stinks
but this time its not a skunk 
I made a couple of burgers late last night and didnt clean the fry pan
(to cold out to use the grill)
it smells like burnt meat in here
going to find the candle again.
Oh and wash the dishes as well :P
I made a couple of burgers late last night and didnt clean the fry pan
(to cold out to use the grill)
it smells like burnt meat in here
going to find the candle again.Oh and wash the dishes as well :P
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From: North of Buffalo, NY *** NEBF '05, '06, '07 *** ***ONBF & NYBF 06; 07*** ***WCBF 06***
I hate when that happens!
First of....clean out the pan and throw away any paper towels outside.
Second...pour some vinegar in a bowl and set out....preferably white vinegar, but apple cider or red will work if need be. Vinegar smells, yes...but it dissipates quicker than most odors and wil take the odors with them. A little trick I learned when we used to have parties and people smoked in the house.
First of....clean out the pan and throw away any paper towels outside.
Second...pour some vinegar in a bowl and set out....preferably white vinegar, but apple cider or red will work if need be. Vinegar smells, yes...but it dissipates quicker than most odors and wil take the odors with them. A little trick I learned when we used to have parties and people smoked in the house.
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From: Delaware & Long Island NY
Originally Posted by singscountry1967
I hate when that happens!
First of....clean out the pan and throw away any paper towels outside.
Second...pour some vinegar in a bowl and set out....preferably white vinegar, but apple cider or red will work if need be. Vinegar smells, yes...but it dissipates quicker than most odors and wil take the odors with them. A little trick I learned when we used to have parties and people smoked in the house.
First of....clean out the pan and throw away any paper towels outside.
Second...pour some vinegar in a bowl and set out....preferably white vinegar, but apple cider or red will work if need be. Vinegar smells, yes...but it dissipates quicker than most odors and wil take the odors with them. A little trick I learned when we used to have parties and people smoked in the house.
Yep the vinegar thing works for pet odors too.
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