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We figure a couple days into our 2 week vacation the circuit breaker tripped
on our refrigerator (due to a light on a timer plugged into the same circuit, but thats another story). You can imagine the mess and smell that greeted us when we got back. We have removed everything, washed the inside of the refrig/freezer down with a germacide (that works great in the laundry for perspiration smells), and left baking soda in for 24 hours but it still stinks to high heaven. The smell seems to be in everything plastic, and theres a lot of plastic in the 2 year old (brand new as far as I'm concerned) fridge. Any tips to get the smell out? |
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