LORNADUCK
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My freezer and refrig turned off a couple of weeks ago, we found it a week later. All meat defrosted and the smell is so bad. I can't seem to get it out. I put baking soda and borax, but nothing seems to work. Does anybody know what I can do?
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John & Christine
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Had it happen last year...
If you have an Agway or any other agriculture store go there and ask for an enzyme based organic cleaner. I think the product I got from Agway was called Enzyme Odor Eater...or somthing like that It was the only thing that worked for me. You spray it on and let it sit...do this a few times and you should be good. The enzymes eat the residual organic matter.
I was about to replace the fridge.
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John & Christine
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I found THIS STUFF which is the same thing.
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LORNADUCK
Riverview, Florida
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We don't have a Agway near here, I wonder what kind of store l can get something like it.
Would it be the same thing that you would use for pet smells?
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rockhillmanor
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Stick a bowl of ammonia in the fridge, with the fridge turned off. That stuff will kill ANY odor anywhere!
I picked up a very rare collector car down south that the owners where using to store their garbage in for years!
I put 2 bowls of ammonia in it and let it sit in the sun and it took out every stench of the smell out from the car and seats!
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shilowdog
Dickinson Texas
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use charcoalon cookie sheet and will absorb the smell
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LORNADUCK
Riverview, Florida
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what is that and where do you get it?
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Jim1eddoc
Apple Valley CA
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You might try wading up newspapers and stuff the freezer. It has worked on my home frig. You will probably have to do it a number of times as the paper absorbs the smells.
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03FatBoy
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We had a similar thing happen (I left a lb of sausage in the feezer and put it in storage - during the summer). I scrubbed it done with a baking soda and water mixture a couple of times a day for 3-4 days and then put a box of baking soda in both sides. It got rid of our problem.
PS: When I stepped in the MH I thought somebody had murdered somebody and put them in our MH!!!! Our freezer was open so it made the whole MH smell. Had to wash all the bedding, etc.
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Surfingfool
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Mix a spray bottle with half water and half bleach. Bleach will kill everything. Might want a fan running so the fumes don't get to strong. As with any cleaner gloves are a good thing.
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