When cooking in the kitchen, smoky smells, food odors, and spice smells tend to cling to the kitchen and living room. Even after you've finished cooking, is it bothering you that the smoky smell in your house still hasn't gone away?
Try using these great methods we're about to share. You won't have smoky odors clinging around every time you cook anymore.
Vinegar
You will need 250 ml of vinegar and 250 ml of water. Mix the water and vinegar well and pour it into a spray bottle. Spray it around the area where the smoky smell lingers.
Baking Soda
Sprinkle baking soda on a carpet in the area where the smoky smell lingers. After a day, vacuum it up with a vacuum cleaner. The baking soda will absorb the smoky odors.
Lavender Oil
You will need about 15 to 20 drops of lavender oil and 250 ml of water. Mix the lavender oil and water well, then pour it into a spray bottle and spray it around the area where the smoky smell lingers.
The scent of lavender will fill your kitchen and living room with fragrance and help relieve stress. If you're someone who often has trouble falling asleep at night, you can also spray this same spray in your bedroom.
Onions
Cut 2 to 3 onions in half, place them in a bowl, and leave them in a corner of the kitchen. Leave them overnight and discard them in the morning.
Onions can absorb all the odors in the kitchen, so your living room won't smell smoky anymore.
Eucalyptus Oil
Mix about 15 to 20 drops of eucalyptus oil with 250 ml of water. Then pour it into a spray bottle and spray it in areas where the smoky smell lingers.
Source: Stylecraze.com
