Without baking. And preferably without a plug-in type thing.
It always has a 'used' smell which I don't like. I think it's because the carpets absorb the cooking odours but even having had them cleaned it is still there. It's not a revolting smell but isn't fresh and nice like other places I have lived.
I have the windows open as much as I can and have tried bicarb but I am stuck now.
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SuperBunny · 13/12/2008 19:34
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KarenC1 ·
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