So..
some ‘Rooh-Afza’ was put in some sheeshay walay glasses…and its smell isn’'t coming out…washed it many times…
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Try putting lemon along with the washing liquid…tht should do the trick..it removes fish smells…so it shoudl remove rooh afza smell too …
Good luck :k:
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bleach. dilute 1:1 with water and soak. great for stains n stinks
option 2: baking soda. slurry with bit of water and let sit for a few hours
option 3: vinegar.
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was gonna say the same.
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Nomica…did something work?
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I rub lemon slices on it, leave it for a bit, and then wash in cold water
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m gonna try today..will let u guys know.
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Not sure for now, but next time, make sure to leave some water and a lil bit of soap in the dish and let it soak for a bit, so that the smell/food comes off easily when you wash it…it works for food dishes too
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it was kid who did it 
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The baking powder tip is the best from my experience. After a week of use I can’t wash the smell of coffee from my flask even if I soak it straight away, the baking soda just blasts the smell away.
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In my personal opinion , smells like onion, garlic , coffee or any other day to day stuff can be removed easily with this easy tip:
When doing the dishes, after you have soaped them , let them be for a good 15-20 minutes … and then rinse them with hot water …
The mistake we make is , we soap up the dishes and in a matter of seconds wash it under the water … that process takes the greese away but the smell lingers on … but if soap is allowed to remain on the dishes for a couple of minutes , it ensures that the smallest particles of food and smell and greese are taken off the dishes …