All you need is 3 ingredients:
Newspaper
Lemon Juice
Bicarbonate of Soda.
First Brush the Newspaper with Lemon Juice, now sprinkle with bicarb. and screw up. PLace this in the back of your fridge to eliminate any bad odours.
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How to get rid of nasty smells in the fridge
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Obviously remove the offending food that smells, then place a piece of kitchen towel on one of the shelves, and pour a good cup full of coffee granules on top. Leave to sit there overnight and remove the next morning. the coffee should absorb any smell leaving your fridge smelling fresh x
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Keep a little open pot of bicarbonate of soda in the back of the fridge.
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Baking powder and kitty litter work well - put some of one in a little dish and it will soak up the smell.
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Take two pieces of scottowel and put a few drops of vanilla extract (it has to be the real stuff though) on them. Put it in the freezer for an hour. Take the papers out and place a piece at opposite corners in your fridge (top and bottom). This will leave a good vanilla smell to your refrigerator.
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Put either a cut lemon or a cup of lemon juice in the bottom of the fridge and it takes away the pong
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Or a bowl of vinegar works too
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A small amount of cat litter (preferably unused) in a cup in the fridge is supposed to absorb any nasty smells.
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keep a box of baking soda in there, it works.
