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How to eliminate odor of brewing coffee?
Vrtra Theory
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“Brewing” in title is a stretch (I’m just making keurig pods here.)
So, my wife absolutely hates the smell of coffee - she will wake up from a dead sleep choking and coughing at a whiff of it. But I love coffee and getting my morning fix is tricky. I can get away with buying coffee at a Starbucks, Dunkin, speedway, etc, and bringing it home and drinking it in my office, but the smell is much stronger while it brews.
I’ve tried putting my Keurig in the basement, in the garage, etc, but I think the smell wafts through the vents. I wish there was some kind of air-tight glass box I could put it in or something, to keep all those brewing smells in place.
Anyone have any bright ideas?
So, my wife absolutely hates the smell of coffee - she will wake up from a dead sleep choking and coughing at a whiff of it. But I love coffee and getting my morning fix is tricky. I can get away with buying coffee at a Starbucks, Dunkin, speedway, etc, and bringing it home and drinking it in my office, but the smell is much stronger while it brews.
I’ve tried putting my Keurig in the basement, in the garage, etc, but I think the smell wafts through the vents. I wish there was some kind of air-tight glass box I could put it in or something, to keep all those brewing smells in place.
Anyone have any bright ideas?
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Maybe use a French press without grinding the beans yourself? Or brew your own cold brew in the refrigerator