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Means to remove unpleasant smells from the house

Means to remove unpleasant smells from the house

The possible smell sources in the house


We all occasionally encounter the problem of unpleasant smell in our homes. This problem does not depend too much on cleanliness and from time to time visits any apartment. An unpleasant smell can have many different causes. The main and common causes are pipes, especially if you live in a multi-apartment building. An unpleasant smell can also be caused by the aging of various household items. Carpets and upholstered furniture can also be a source of unpleasant smell.

Any housewife actively fights against the mentioned phenomenon. However, the unpleasant smell is often more powerful than the various chemicals available in stores, which are sometimes not only useless but also dangerous to health.

Professional methods to get rid of unpleasant smells at home

So, the purpose of this article is to suggest easy solutions to eliminate the problem of unpleasant smell. The following trickeries will help you effectively combat unpleasant smell by saving money and time;

 To freshen the air and get rid of the unpleasant smell, cut the lemon into two halves and place it in the areas where the problem is present.

• Baking soda is not only an indispensable ingredient in delicious cookies, but also an effective way to get rid of unpleasant smells in the house. It fights off the unpleasant smell, even when you put the open soda box in the problematic parts of the house. Baking soda is also a great way to clean the refrigerator. Just a half cup of soda should be mixed with a quarter cup of water and cleaned with a soft clothe.

 Vinegar is a great means of  getting rid of unpleasant smells. Half a cup of vinegar should just be mixed with a quarter cup of water, boiled on the stove and left open for a few minutes. It will absorb all the anpleasant smells.

 Vinegar is also used to remove smells from carpets and upholstered furniture. Half a cup of vinegar mixed with three cups of water should be sown on the unpleasant smell areas. There is no need to rub. If necessary, the same can be repeated several times. The vinegar smell will disappear within a few hours.

The above methods do not require much time, efforts and money, so you can test their effectiveness without hesitation. Even though these methods are very effective, you should constantly ventilate the house. If you do so, it is less likely to encounter the unpleasant smell problem.

However, if you are not able to get rid of the unpleasant smell at home by the given methods, you can always turn to the professionals of Clean Line, who will eagerly fix this and any other problem in your household.



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