It can be puzzling when you walk into a room that looks perfectly clean, but you still smell an unpleasant scent in the air. Although there may be a specific source for the smell, it may be various things that are contributing to the prominent smell in an area of your home. Over time, it seems that you home develops its own unique smell, but what if you don't want that smell to stick around?
Although you may be worried that you will never completely get rid of the scent, don't worry. There are many possible causes of smells, and many methods you can employ to reduce or remove unwanted odors around the house. Start by deciding what may most likely be causing the smell, and start there with your deodorizing. If you can't pinpoint a source, masking the odor may be your best option.
To deodorize the air in your home and get rid of unwanted odors, try one of the following methods:
You can keep your home smelling fresh and clean by deodorizing the air. Try one or a few of the above ideas to help the air in your home stay clean and free of bad odors.
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2017-11-13 12:08:18
JJ
That should be "didn't notice". Sorry the typo!
2017-11-13 12:06:50
JJ
I've got a question about a problem that's been plaguing me for awhile now. A bottle of white correction fluid spilt on my dresser top, and I did to notice it till it was dried on. Now I can't get it off, and I'm afraid to do anything really drastic because it might ruin the finish. It's sort of an oldish dresser---not an antique, maybe about 40 years old, but still, it's a good dresser. I don't know where to find the right stain to put on it even if cleaning it will entail removing the finish too. I'd appreciate any advice you can offer. Thank you!
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