Sup /ck/.
I cooked some fish 7 days ago, and the first few days, the smell in my house was incredibly strong, like I had a fish glued to my nose. Now it's not as strong, but every time I enter my house, I can notice there's a weird smell that comes from the fish.
I already opened all the windows, threw around perfume as if it was holy water on an exorcism, and lighted a lot of incense. It's been 7 days and the smell particles refuse to go. Again it's not as strong, but I still fear they will settle in a sort of permanent way, I don't want to be the guy who has a weird smelling house.
Any help? Other than obviously not cooking fish at home ever again.

How did you cook it? What method? What kind of feesh?

>>21444400 (OP)
>he fell for the fish meme

sometimes you can just instantly tell that the poster is from a third world shit hole and that his skin is the color of turds.

what did ya do? pick up the jankiest looking carp from the local wet market? did they tie it up in a little plastic baggie for you to bring home? lmaoooo

>>21444405
Fried and breaded. It's not the first time I do it either, but it's the first time the smell persists so much.
Also the fish was fresh, and didn't have any particular strong taste when eating, but I guess the raw meat itself was very smelly and its particles flew all around my house

>>21444428
And I bet you are from a """1st world countrly" infested with shitskins yourself, lol. Let me guess, a mutt?

>>21444434
kek, based

>>21444429
Clean your kitchen. Wipe down all the surfaces with something that removes oil. Oil droplets disperse through the air and settle on surfaces nearby and they hold the smell of whatever you cooked.

>>21444439
Already did that the same day I cooked the fish.

>>21444442
burn incense

>>21444450
lol yeah been doing it every day.
I'm burning a stick right now.