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Jan 17 2022 08:51am
I am just wondering how you deal with the smell that can sometimes come with cooking (especially when you pan fry or stir fry something) at home.

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Jan 18 2022 10:38am
Windows and fans!
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Mar 5 2022 10:56am
Cool meals you enjoy eating and smell shouldn't be an issue.

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Mar 7 2022 04:03pm
i have never once considered this....


if im cooking it that means i like it and the smell shouldnt bother


but yeah, open windows/ get a vent hood for over the stove
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Mar 11 2022 02:35pm
The stove fan mixed with the window that's usually over the sink and any fan should work well :)
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Apr 7 2022 08:58pm
Only time I have a problem is when I surpass the smoke point on an oil or use fish sauce in my prep. But dank food smells dank. The real challenge is not getting hungry again from the lingering dankness.
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