Good and inexpensive way to disguise odor

[afatsoweezer]

I've always used white vinegar to disguise odors. Pour some in a bowl and set it out. Put some in a spray bottle and mist the air, doors, furniture, carpeting, etc.

Takes care of all kinds of odors: herb, cigarettes, mildew, the stinkiest of farts ... and it's cheap. I spray down my place every other day and have fooled visits and inpections for years. If the smell gets to you after awhile, just burn an incense stick, light a candle or squirt your favorite air freshner.

Vinegar will leave your place smelling fresh and clean.



Later ... Happy.

 

[Rolln J]

good tip! its also a great cleaner for tubs/showers - toilets - floors etc - its also not harmful to the earth and cheap as hell!

edit: I use it to clean my res and trays - then i spay everything with a 5% bleach solution - let it dry and rinse the crap out of it.

 

[BansheeRider]

as well as fridges!

btw, thanks for the tip, i didnt know it could be used to kil odors...

peace!

 

[smokester]

grow some skunk see if that works

 

[afatsoweezer]

excellent test ... unfortunately, no skunk on this end.

 

[4214evr]

hmmm nice

 

[lurch]

sounds like it would make your house smell like a douche bag. lol j/k thx 4 the tip

 

[ShivaSkunkPunk]

Good to know, trying to find as many household items available to meet this exact need, thx for sharing, peace

 

[The Joker]

Vinegar has many excellent qualities, but by yourself a carbon filter. Do not expect to grow plants indoors and have a bowl of vinegar get rid of the smell in flower or curing.


A carbon filter is cheaper than bail or an hour of a lawyers time.