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Smells and odours.<br />

<strong>T<strong>he</strong></strong> smell of baking cakes is generally a welcome aroma,<br />

but ot<strong>he</strong>r odours arise during cooking which are not so<br />

pleasant. Many tips exist on this subject. In t<strong>he</strong> case of<br />

cabb<strong>ag</strong>e for instance, adding a bouquet of parsley or a<br />

walnut to t<strong>he</strong> water while cooking is recommended to<br />

reduce t<strong>he</strong> odour. This holds for all types of cabb<strong>ag</strong>e,<br />

including Brussels sprouts, cauliflower or savoy cabb<strong>ag</strong>e.<br />

However, confusion prevails w<strong>he</strong>n an odour is drifting<br />

through t<strong>he</strong> refrigerator and affecting ot<strong>he</strong>r foods. Here,<br />

t<strong>he</strong>re is no simple cure – only first-rate technology. For<br />

this reason, many of our cooling appliances feature a<br />

ventilation system with an activated charcoal air filter. <strong>T<strong>he</strong></strong><br />

appliances of t<strong>he</strong> Vario cooling 400 series have been<br />

additionally equipped with a stainless steel interior to<br />

prevent t<strong>he</strong> build-up of odours. This appeals to t<strong>he</strong> eyes<br />

as well as t<strong>he</strong> nose.

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