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fishy smell - electrics...
Yesterday afternoon a fishy smell started appearing in the back
bedroom, and being a bit clever, we ID'd this straight away as dodgy electrics. Finding the root cause was a big problem, and I got up in the loft to see if anything amiss there, checked out the various plugs etc, and came to the conclusion that it was probably the light fitting, which was a bit warm to the touch. Turned it off, with a plan to get a new fitting tommorow, but the smell persisted. As it was now Sun evening, and even Q&B closed, I decided to remove the pendant from the ceiling. Later that evening the smell was becoming intense, a horrible fishy smell. At this point we saw the shells the youngest son had brought back from the beach the other day, one of which turned out to be a West Mersea oyster, which had been alive, and closed up, when he brought it in the house a few days ago. Now it was opening up, and it was clearly the source of the foul fishy smell.... Doh! |
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