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You're cooking or baking and lose track of time, forget to turn off the oven, or select the wrong temperature. Now you’ve burned your food and the smell of that burned food permeates your home. Luckily, this smell can be fairly easy to get rid of with a few common household items. You can clean the areas in your home that smell of burned food, make some solutions that will absorb the burned odor, and create your own air fresheners. | You're cooking or baking and lose track of time, forget to turn off the oven, or select the wrong temperature. Now you’ve burned your food and the smell of that burned food permeates your home. Luckily, this smell can be fairly easy to get rid of with a few common household items. You can clean the areas in your home that smell of burned food, make some solutions that will absorb the burned odor, and create your own air fresheners. | ||
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#Make an air freshener with essential oils. Combine ¾ cup (177.44 mL) of water and two tablespoons (29.57 mL) of vodka, rubbing alcohol, or real vanilla extract with 15-20 drops of any combination of essential oils that you enjoy smelling. Put these in an eight ounce (236.58 mL) spray bottle. Shake well and spray as needed.<ref name="rf15681">http://www.theprairiehomestead.com/2013/06/homemade-air-fresheners.html</ref> | #Make an air freshener with essential oils. Combine ¾ cup (177.44 mL) of water and two tablespoons (29.57 mL) of vodka, rubbing alcohol, or real vanilla extract with 15-20 drops of any combination of essential oils that you enjoy smelling. Put these in an eight ounce (236.58 mL) spray bottle. Shake well and spray as needed.<ref name="rf15681">http://www.theprairiehomestead.com/2013/06/homemade-air-fresheners.html</ref> | ||
#Bring out some aerosols. If you can tolerate them, spray a commercial air freshener like Lysol, Febreeze, Glade, etc. Use these carefully, because they can be overwhelming. They will mask odors more than the homemade methods. | #Bring out some aerosols. If you can tolerate them, spray a commercial air freshener like Lysol, Febreeze, Glade, etc. Use these carefully, because they can be overwhelming. They will mask odors more than the homemade methods. | ||
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== Related Articles == | == Related Articles == | ||
*[[Make Your House Smell Good Quickly]] | *[[Make Your House Smell Good Quickly]] | ||
