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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.
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i use baking soda to clean and then before being done wipe down with vingar works for the left over smells
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I use baking soda in a pan of water. wipe it down and it smell's so clean...
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Baking soda
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I'm with marjpf. These solutions work very well.
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I use warm water and soda. I then wipe it down with a damp cloth and vanilla gives a good smell
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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.
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Originally Posted by 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.
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Originally Posted by Olivia's Grammy
Originally Posted by 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.
when i do the garbage disposal, i use lemon and ice cubes.. |
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 |
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