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Mouldy freezer
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HeyBigSpender
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My builders unplugged the freezer several months ago, and it ended up reaaly mouldy. For a variety of reasons, I am only getting around to cleaning it now. It's black and smelly. What is good for cleaning mouldy fridges and freezers? I remember Aggie in "How clean is your house" mentioning putting coffee granules to help with the odour. Can anyone advise?
Yeurk, I hate mould.
Yeurk, I hate mould.
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toothpaste is good for cleaning the seals,i fing just warm water and washing up liquid the best along with bit elbow greese:xmastree:Is loving life right now,yes I am a soppy fool who believes in the simple things in life :xmastree:0
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I literally just solved this problem in my own house yesterday!! We went away for Christmas and so turned the fridge off while we were away.... not realising you're meant to leave the door of the fridge open whenever you turn it off!!
Anyhow what I did (on advice from the mother) was boil the kettle, really hot water and lemon juice and a bit of antibacterial too. Had another bowl of water next to me too to clean the sponges off a bit. Took a deep breath and went for it. It now looks and smells as good as new!! I'd chuck the sponges you use out tho.
Yuck i hate mould too!!!0 -
Think I would go with bi carb and vinegarat least for the last rinse ,old toothbrushes are good for hidden bits thats were the smell lingers ,sure it will be o k unlike my breadmaker tried every trick in the book to no avail still smelt mouldy.0
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