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During the cooking process, you may forget to set the time, forget to turn off the oven or choose the wrong heat setting. As a result, the food burned and the house smelled burning. Fortunately, the burning smell can be eliminated with some common household items. You can clean the area that smells of burnt food, make a solution to help absorb the burnt smell, and help freshen the room in its own way.
Steps
Clean the area that smells of burning
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Throw away all burnt food. You should throw away all burnt food when it has cooled completely, put it in a plastic bag and throw it outside. Throw burnt food out instead of in the garbage area or trash can in the kitchen to avoid lingering odors in the air.
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Open the window. Open the windows to let the burning smell out and bring fresh air into the house. This is the fastest and simplest way to freshen the air. You should open all windows and doors, especially the one near the kitchen.
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Turn on the fan. To help air circulate faster, you should use all electric fans in your home and run them near windows and doors. The fan should be turned on the strongest mode to help ventilate the air. You can also turn on the kitchen fan and the oven convection fan.
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Wipe all surfaces clean. You should clean all smelly surfaces in the room. Bleach or disinfectants can be used to clean surfaces and floors. You should clean the wall too if there is still a strong smell. [1] X Research Source
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Wash or dispose of smelly utensils. You can wash clothes with smelly fabrics in the room. Fabrics that are prone to odors are towels, curtains, and drapes. You can use bleach that won’t damage the fabric. If the smell sticks to a cardboard box in your kitchen, you should transfer the contents of the box to a plastic bag and recycle it.
Absorbs odors
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Make lemon juice. Boil a pot of water. Cut the lemon into slices. Put sliced lemon in a pot of boiling water and let it sit for 10-30 minutes to make the room more fragrant.
- You can also heat a pinch of cloves instead of sliced lemon.
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Place bowl of onion juice. Slice an onion. Put the sliced onion in a bowl of water and place it in the center of the stove. If the entire house is plagued with a burning smell, you might consider placing multiple bowls of onion juice in multiple locations throughout your home. Leave the bowl of onions overnight to absorb the burning smell.
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Soak bread in vinegar. You can use bread and vinegar to absorb odors. Fill the pot with water and add 2 cups of vinegar. Bring vinegar water to a boil, then simmer for 15 minutes. Dip some bread in vinegar water. Arrange the bread on a plate to absorb the burnt smell. [2] X Research Source
- You can simply place a few bowls of vinegar in your home to absorb odors. Heating vinegar helps absorb odors more effectively.
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Mix water with baking soda. Baking soda is an extremely effective deodorant, especially for odors in the kitchen. To eliminate odors, you can put about 120 ml of baking soda in several bowls. Distribute the bowl around the kitchen and other areas of the home to absorb odors. [3] X Research Sources
Cover up the smell
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Creates a delicious barbecue smell. Preheat oven to 93°C. Spread foil on cookie sheet. Sprinkle cinnamon and sugar on the griddle with 1 tablespoon butter. Turn off the oven, put the grill in the oven and leave for 2-4 hours. This helps to smell in the house like you’ve just baked a delicious dish. [4] X Research Sources
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Spray lemon juice. Mix water and lemon juice in a 1:1 ratio and put it in a spray bottle. Spray lemon juice all over the house as needed. This helps absorb odors and brings a natural, chemical-free lemon scent to your home.
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Freshen the air with essential oils. Mix ¾ cup of water with 2 tablespoons of vodka, rubbing alcohol or pure vanilla extract with 15-20 drops of your preferred essential oil blend. Pour the mixture into a 240 ml spray bottle. Shake well and spray as needed. [5] X Research Sources
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Prepare room spray from aromatic oils. Combine 2 1/2 tablespoons brandy (French brandy is best because of the caramel flavor), 20 drops of optional fragrance oil, 5 drops tea tree oil (due to its antibacterial properties), and ¾ cup water. Mix the mixture into a 200ml spray bottle. Shake well and use as needed.
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Room spray. If you can stand it, you can buy room fresheners such as Lysp, Febreeze, Glade, etc. You should use it carefully because room spray is easy to overwhelm. Room sprays help mask odors more effectively than homemade methods.
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