Flip through the latest issue of Gulf Weekly.
Febreze recently asked men and women across the region to rate the worst household odours and those that are the toughest to remove, as well as divulge their attitudes based around what makes a bad smelling home.
The survey revealed that the Gulf population ranked lingering kitchen smells such as Kushna – a combination of fried onions, garlic, ginger and spices used as a base in popular Arab dishes – as the number one most common household odour and the toughest lingering smell to get rid of.
They may have competition from the editor’s good lady wife when it comes to cooking odours. Once it was so awful her neighbours called the emergency services fearing a gas leak!
There’s something extra special about a proper British ‘Indian’ curry …
