Try spraying Air Freshner into the room. It can help destroy some odors. Fry your fish outside the house, like maybe on the deck with a propane stove burner. That will definetly eliminate any orders. Consider building in a sink or outside kitchen. Do you barbeque inside the house? There are products like Fabreeze that can "soak up" odors. Additionally, there are those ionizer/ozone generators that kill odors. (The ozone is the odor killer.) The units are quite popular and are extremely effective at killing odors, but it is most important to read up on them! Only then should a decision be made as to whether or not they are acceptable in the home.
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the best way to get rid of odour in cst iron cook ware is quite an old trick .Firts take a lemon and cut in half sprinkle salt on the flat side of the lemon . Now place the lemon in the cast iron cookware witht the salt side facing up .Cover over with cling film for 5-6 hours this gets the smell away by drawing it out , it is a great soloution as no chemicles are being used and its completeley safe.
There is a wonderful "soak" that removes any "fishiness" from any seafood product. In one gallon of water, mix one tablespoon salt, and one teaspoon baking soda. Cover the fish or seafood with it and refrigerate 6 hours to overnight. It's called "sweetening the catch", and restuarants have used this trick for years.
No, ascorbic acid, also known as vitamin C, does not lead to a fishy body odor. A fishy body odor may be caused by other factors such as diet, certain medications, or medical conditions.
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trimethylamine
no, it does not.
Well, honey, it sounds like you've been getting cozy with some seafood. When you handle fish, the smell can linger on your fingers due to the natural oils and proteins in the fish. So, next time you're playing with your aquatic friends, maybe give those fingers a good scrub afterwards.
haha i still get that:$ iano if its normal or not:O
The fishy smell associated with Proteus bacteria is due to the production of trimethylamine, a compound that has a strong fishy odor. This compound is a byproduct of Proteus metabolism and is released into the environment, causing the characteristic scent often described as fishy.
Not right away. After a while, semen can take on a fishy odor, though.
Sometimes whe a dog is scared or nervous they accidently express their anal glands. This liquid has a fishy odor, and is usually only released when they have a poop. The anal glands can become infected or impacted and may need to be expressed manualy by your veterinarian or groomer.
Yes, raw catfish has an odor. All foods have an odor. It's the type of odor that can tell you whether something is edible. If it smells fishy, it is probably getting old. If it smells of ammonia, it is spoiled.
If there is a STRONG fishy odor coming from the crab it means that he is dead.
If you notice a foul odour or discharge, go see your doctor. It is likely an infection.