Frying is delicious but, unfortunately, leaves bad smells in the kitchen and at home. Luckily, there is a permanent remedy. Let’s see how to do it.
It’s impossible not to love frying, a little less the bad smells that come from it and there’s no resistance.
BAD FRYING ODORS: HOW TO ELIMINATE THEM
A saying holds that if fried, any dish is good. Joy for children, who love French fries, but also for adults who can treat themselves to a nice fried seafood cuoppo, once in a while, unfortunately frying releases bad odors that are difficult to remove.
Even if we turn on the extractor hood or let air pass through the windows, bad odors related to frying could persist in the kitchen. Additionally, your clothing and hair may also be affected. So much so that the most expert housewives usually wrap their hair in caps to prevent bad odors from passing through.
Fortunately, however, there is a very valid remedy for removing bad frying odors. We’ll walk you through it below, and we’re confident that once you try it, you won’t always use it.
