Tip of the week: How to neutralize odors the natural way
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Open a window. Always try the simplest solution first: “Fresh air alone can eradicate many unpleasant smells,” and it sure beats masking odors with a commercial air freshener, which can
contain toxic chemicals.
Simmer lemon slices. Stubborn odors are most easily addressed once you’ve determined the source. To chase away sulfuric smells or strong odors from cooking fish, put a handful of cloves and
a half dozen lemon slices in water, then simmer for 10 minutes.
Evaporate vinegar. Vinegar has the power to neutralize alkaline smells, including fish aromas and cigarette smoke. Put half an inch in a deep dish and set it out until the offending odor
dissipates.
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