Broomhuggers offers up a great tip to deodorize your freezer naturally; put some pure vanilla extract on a cotton pad and wipe down the walls and base of the freezer. For the fridge, try a wipe with white vinegar or an open container of baking soda. Easy peasy.
11-06-2008 @ 4:30PM
Never knew, but won't that make it sticky?
21-06-2008 @ 4:12PM
If it's clean, a freezer (or refrigerator) never needs to be deoderized.
3Apparently, there is some debate about whether baking soda actually works:
http://thnlnk.com/anl/Baking.Soda.and.Odors/351
Or other methods like used coffee grounds:
http://thnlnk.com/seven29/Do.Used.Coffee.Grounds.Really.Absorb.Odors/424
Wonder what properties vanilla extract might have that de-odorizes surfaces, or if it's just another re-odorizer--just a good cover-up.
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