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Best way to remove odors from Indian food during turnover?

Steve S.
  • Dallas, TX
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Last tenant cooked some amazing Indian food but with the spices etc the new tenant is concerned the odor may still be prevalent when they move in. 

Any suggestions?  Will standard cleaning do the trick?

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Wash down all surfaces with TSP (walls, floors, cupboards etc.), remove all material like rugs, curtains, furniture etc. and hope for the best. If that does not work rent a ozone generator.

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