sltiffee

DH ia Retired with nothing better to do, so he does it while I sew. And sence he's doing it I don't care what he uses.

horsefeather41

i use baking soda to clean and then before being done wipe down with vingar works for the left over smells

connecticut quilter

I use baking soda in a pan of water. wipe it down and it smell's so clean...

ann clare

Baking soda

Annz

I'm with marjpf. These solutions work very well.

Nanjun

I use warm water and soda. I then wipe it down with a damp cloth and vanilla gives a good smell

grandma Janice

i use hot soapy water. I have three boxes of baking soda. first when it gets old for cooking, I put the opened box in the back of my fridge to absorb the oders, then I finally pour it into my garbage disposal and after letting it sit for a few minuts, I turn on the disposal and wash it down the drains. I rotate these boxes. adding a new one for cooking.

Olivia's Grammy

Good idea. I so something similar. I also dump baking soda, followed by brown vinagar in the drains. After 30 minutes I flush with hot water.

watterstide

hey,i use a half gallon of vinegar/hot water, in my washing machine about once every couple months..it is supposed to get rid of the gunk and any smells,caught in any traps or hoses.(sort of like doing it to the coffee pot) plus it only smells like "easter" for a little while! lol!

when i do the garbage disposal, i use lemon and ice cubes..

Connie Merritt

Thats a great idea for the clothes washer. I heard that Tang (the drink of the astronauts) does the same for the dish washer. I will certainly use the vinegar for the washer.
Good thoughts
Connie