any suggestions ?

[Mv]

Dear ng ! I love cooking and prepared a delicious fish
recipe, but the fish smell remains in our kitchen ... Apart
from thorough cleaning, is there maybe a grandmother's trick
to get rid of the fish smell ? Something like an onion that
absorbs the smell ? It seems that the odour chemicals have
attached to many places. Thanks a lot, Monique

[Penmart01]

> "MV" writes: I love cooking and prepared a delicious fish
> recipe, but the fish smell remains in our kitchen ...
> Apart from thorough cleaning, is there maybe a
> grandmother's trick to get rid of the fish smell ?
>
>It seems that the odour chemicals have attached to
>many places.
>
> Monique

Have you tried Summer's Eve?

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[Katra]

In article <2kqndeF4jn6bU1@uni-berlin.de>,
"MV" <fightagainstinjustice1@yahoo.com> wrote:

> Dear ng ! I love cooking and prepared a delicious fish
> recipe, but the fish smell remains in our kitchen ...
> Apart from thorough cleaning, is there maybe a
> grandmother's trick to get rid of the fish smell ?
> Something like an onion that absorbs the smell ? It seems
> that the odour chemicals have attached to many places.
> Thanks a lot, Monique
>
>

LOTS of your favorite incense. :-)

And a better hood to remove the smoke and odor during the
cooking process.

K.

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[Katra]

In article <20040704132528.05916.00001185@mb-m05.aol.com>,
penmart01@aol.como (PENMART01) wrote:

> > "MV" writes: I love cooking and prepared a delicious
> > fish recipe, but the fish smell remains in our kitchen
> > ... Apart from thorough cleaning, is there maybe a
> > grandmother's trick to get rid of the fish smell ?
> >
> >It seems that the odour chemicals have attached to many
> >places.
> >
> > Monique
>
> Have you tried Summer's Eve?
>
>
> Sheldon

That was funny. ;-) Rude, but funny...

Damn you are mean Shel'! But predictable! <lol>

Now, do you have an actual, useful suggestion for her?

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[Mr. Wizard]

"Katra" <KatraMungBean@centurytel.net> wrote in message
news:KatraMungBean-4C585B.15395504072004@corp.supernews.com...
> In article <20040704132528.05916.00001185@mb-m05.aol.com>,
> penmart01@aol.como (PENMART01) wrote:
>
> > > "MV" writes: I love cooking and prepared a delicious
> > > fish recipe, but the fish smell remains in our kitchen
> > > ... Apart from thorough cleaning, is there maybe a
> > > grandmother's trick to
get
> > >rid of the fish smell ?
> > >
> > >It seems that the odour chemicals have attached to many
> > >places.
> > >
> > > Monique
> >
> > Have you tried Summer's Eve?
> >
> >
> > Sheldon
>
> That was funny. ;-) Rude, but funny...
>
> Damn you are mean Shel'! But predictable! <lol>
>
> Now, do you have an actual, useful suggestion for her?
>
Your suggestion of incense is the best. After a lot of
experimentation, I've found Sandalwood to be the most
effective. It's the most popular in Asia as well.

[Nancree]

> maybe a grandmother's trick to get
>> rid of the fish smell

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