How to get rid of a fishy smell?

[Wordsmith]

... in my kitchen after cooking fish, I hasten to add. We don't have a cooker hood or extractor fan due to crap layout, and every time I cook fish (esp if I griddle/grill it) it stinks for about a day afterwards. I've heard something about a cup of white wine vinegar by the cooker or soemthing while you're cooking - does anyone know if that (or anything else) works? I love fish but it's putting me off cooking it!

Wordsmith, is that you?

(sorry, could not resist)

pmsl

ROFL Franny!

Sorry, don't get it - it's an honest query!

Oh, right! . There are a lot of smelly threads today - but this is my first one on the subject, honest!

So just a bowl of bicarb mixed with water by the cooker should do it?

this thread Wordsmith
I have just read the first two posts (again) and nearly spat my tea out (again)
That was very funny Franny

Sorry wordsmith

I thought that thread was probably in your mind as you were posting, I didn't mean to baffle you

(and sorry I don't know the answer to your question)

Snort!!!!

I geddit now. I must admit when I posted about a fishy smell I thought I might get a few comments which is why I added 'in my kitchen'...

My excuse was I was on holiday when that thread was done, sorry miss!

Oh god that thread still has the power to bring tears to my eyes

LOLOLOLOL

when will it cease to be so painfully funny?

....however I still only have one fishy-smell-removing tip. Would like more...

Damn you and your fast posting F&Z. I zoomed straight in to post 'Is that you UCM' and you beat me to it.

Nonetheless ROFL

Fishy smell PMSL LOLOLOLOL

ask UCM

Ahem!

I am in the room you know.

Is that you UCM?

...oh stop it...I can't tell if my waters have broken or i've wet meself laughing..

I'm sorry. I should have posted that you should cut up a lemon and boil it in a pan for a while. That will help.