Eliminating fish cooking odors naturally...

[elston]

Originally Posted by Fat Freddy

Are you sure the odor is really on your clothes?

Can anyone else smell it?

Sometimes I get an odor "stuck in my nose" and it won't go away for days, but I am the only one who can smell it.

That is exactly what I was thinking or maybe to, wash her nose inside and out, really good and to brush and gargle!

I have never heard of fish smelling so strongly....or maybe I am too used to it....we cook fish couple of times a week. If you have a hood over your stove....next time make sure fan is on!

[tedtomal1]

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[Padgett2]

One suggestion, if you haven't already tried it, is a can of OUST. It does have a great neutralizing effect on odors without having a scent of it's own.

[Amelie90]

Happened to me recently when I cooked scallops. The smell was everywhere and lingered for weeks. I boiled white vinegar and cinnamon a few times which might've helped a bit, but I'm afraid to cook scallops again.