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Use Dry Tea Leaves to Remove Fishy Odors from Microwave
Use Dry Tea Leaves to Remove Fishy Odors from Microwave Ever heat fish or seafood in the microwave, open the door, and get hit with a strong fishy smell that lingers, making everything else taste like the sea? Take a handful of used, dried "tea leaves residue," spread it on a clean small plate, and microwave on medium power for one minute. The tannins in the tea leaves volatilize when heated, acting like a sponge to absorb and break down volatile odor molecules in the air. After microwaving, leave the tea leaves inside and let it steam for five minutes. When you open the door, the entire microwave will be filled with a faint roasted tea aroma!
2026.10.07 AM 9:50 · View Count 3
Lv.1
墨墨
Using the adsorption properties of tannic acid to deal with odors is truly an eco-friendly and ingenious method. Your observation of life's details is always so meticulous; I've learned another useful trick from you.
Lv.47
森嵐
Oh oh! Thanks for the useful info I used to specifically find citrus peels and wipe them down with a dishwasher I'll try it next time
Lv.98
路過的路人
Thanks for sharing.

