Removing the smell of indian cooking

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Andrew_Culture

Internet Marketing bod
One of the rehearsal studios I use always smells strongly of amazing Indian cooking smells. One night my band decided to go and eat at the source of the odours. We were all ill.
 
I find it a vial smell, and it lingers and gets into everything. I'm on edge of changing the lodger.
In fact that's the only answer here.
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vernon

Harder than Ronnie Pickering
Location
Meanwood, Leeds
I find it a vial smell, and it lingers and gets into everything. I'm on edge of changing the lodger.
In fact that's the only answer here.


Afro-Caribbean cuisine has an appealing aroma....

Don't take on a Lancastrian lodger. Tripe and onions generates a truly vile odour.
 
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BigonaBianchi

BigonaBianchi

Yes I can, Yes I am, Yes I did...Repeat.
if it went away after a while I wouldn't mind...but it doesn't...it just gets absorbed into everything...walls...clothes....carpets...

nah....not having it....new ad placed.
 

porteous

Veteran
Location
Malvern
Try Neutrodol air freshener, its what most airlines use to cover the pong after a bumpy flight has caused some passenger body malfunctions. Apparently it works differently to stuff that just tries to blanket odours. Worth a try.
 
I live next door to Sri Lankan 'cookers' and every night I 'get the torture'. I'm not sure I would be an afficionado of the eating with the fingers style but wow! Does the food smell good. :thumbsup:

I played cricket in Stockholm for a number of years for a Sri Lankan team.

My first match and it came to the 'tea' interval. There were no facilities (i.e. tables, chairs, a room) but I was treated to an hour-long buffet of magnificent Sri Lankan cuisine. Me, not being afraid of getting stuck in, was in a bit of a dilemma, though: there was no cutlery! :eek: I hadn't eaten with my fingers (proper food, not sarnies or the like) since I was a nipper in nappies, and I was about to recreate my dining skills again.

I was shown the three-finger method, but instead of using my thumb to 'shovel' the food in my other two fingers into my mouth, I tried to use all three, with unfortunate results. My cricket shirt and whites were stained horribly with gravy, sauce and almost anything else that slipped through my fingers. They laughed at me, but mostly out of pity.

For the next game, they provided me with a fork and spoon. Although, I must admit that I've become a dab-hand at eating Asian food with my fingers. :smile:
 
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