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QUESTION: How to get rid of odors in the refrigerator?

Answer

Eliminating unpleasant odors inside the refrigerator requires a comprehensive approach that starts with a thorough cleaning and ends with the installation of natural absorbents.

Completely empty the refrigerator of all foods, carefully check expiration dates, and ruthlessly throw away all spoiled, expired, or questionable preparations.
Thoroughly wash all removable shelves, vegetable drawers, and internal walls of the chamber with a warm solution of baking soda prepared at the rate of two tablespoons of soda per one liter of water.
Place an effective odor absorber inside the refrigerator compartment, for which an open pack of soda, activated carbon tablets, or fresh coffee grounds are great options.
If a foreign odor has penetrated the freezer compartment, completely defrost it, wash all internal surfaces, and dry them before plugging it back in.
Organize proper prevention of new odors; store ready-made meals, fish, and pungent foods only in tightly sealed containers with lids.

Regular implementation of such simple preventive measures helps maintain ideal freshness inside the refrigeration equipment and protects food from spoilage. Check the contents of the shelves at least once a week, wipe up accidental drops and crumbs in a timely manner, and the problem of foreign aromas in your kitchen will disappear forever.

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