Have you got anything like an odour spray? nothing with a 'perfume' in it though

I don't know if the same thing would work but I used to slice an onion in half for paint smells 

i'd just eat the toast then burn some more cos burnt toast is my favourite

I don't have anything Sprout, not a thing to take the smell away. I may have to leave to windows open as long as possible 

oh yeah,

i love the smell of burnt toast

yankee candle/jo malone should make a fragrence out of it

im not helping am i

Got a lemon?

http://www.wikihow.com/Remove-...-Food-from-Your-Home

Oh, another thing, have you thrown the toast away in the outside bin? 

Not yet, but I have put it in a plastic bag.

*puts in envelope and sends to Pirate1111*

I'd move if I were you.

Aggie the tv cleaning lady says essential oils like lavender or tea tree oil, or even vinegar gets rid of burnt smells. Hope it clears for you EC. 

Neutradol is good (as suggested by MrsH)....or alternatively just light a candle - unscented will do.

If it's permeated fabric (nearby curtains etc) then you'll need to give them a wash.

I'd buy a new toaster if I were you.

I TOLD YOU toasters are evil !!!

Ten settings and what for ???

Too small for a normal slice!!

What's going on !!!!

 You tell em Saint

I sometimes dilute fabric softener in a spray bottle with water and spray carpets and curtains, hope the smell is gone now

oooh that's a good tip. .

being a stinky smoker everything reeks

Originally Posted by Jen-Star:

I sometimes dilute fabric softener in a spray bottle with water and spray carpets and curtains, hope the smell is gone now

oooh that's a good tip. .

 

being a stinky smoker everything reeks

So much cheaper than fabreeze too as you don't need that much comfort... I will say bee careful spraying stairs too much as it can get a little slippery on the edges of the steps

Originally Posted by Mount Olympus *Olly*:

Originally Posted by Jen-Star:

I sometimes dilute fabric softener in a spray bottle with water and spray carpets and curtains, hope the smell is gone now

oooh that's a good tip. .

 

being a stinky smoker everything reeks

So much cheaper than fabreeze too as you don't need that much comfort... I will say bee careful spraying stairs too much as it can get a little slippery on the edges of the steps

Got no stairs thankfully ..

Originally Posted by Mount Olympus *Olly*:

Originally Posted by Jen-Star:

I sometimes dilute fabric softener in a spray bottle with water and spray carpets and curtains, hope the smell is gone now

oooh that's a good tip. .

 

being a stinky smoker everything reeks

So much cheaper than fabreeze too as you don't need that much comfort... I will say bee careful spraying stairs too much as it can get a little slippery on the edges of the steps

 I have done this many times but have been put off since I got trigger happy one day and opened the wardrobe doors and gave a few squirts ....

wasnt till I packed to move that I found a few garments with mould on them  assumed it was from this and the fact I hadnt left the doors open for a while after spraying 

wasnt my things

so the damaged items accidently  went missing when we moved 

Our 'too small to fit a sensible slice of bread' toaster has SEVEN SETTINGS ... plus a 'Bagel' setting

WHY I ask thee ? ? ?

Toasted bagels? Hope that helps 

Do we as a society need SEVEN bagel settings??

Surely one or two settings at best are needed

Windows open again tonight and it is starting to subside. 

I will defo have them open ALL weekend while I clean everything in every room.

I do have one unscented candle, will light it up and see what happens. 

They won't all be for bagels, there'll be bread and muffins and whatnot 

Is it warm down there? 

1. frozen bread

2. bread - wrong size

3. bagel

4. muffin

5. what-not

6. burnt

7. fire brigade

If you mean the weather, yes Sprout, pretty good thanks.