7 brilliant hacks to remove odour from your fridge

Say goodbye to bad odour in your fridge

7 brilliant hacks to remove odour from your fridge

A refrigerator is one of the most important appliances in every kitchen and one that can even be called a saviour. It is not only an appliance used to preserve fresh food but also used to store leftover food. However, the storage of leftover food that uses strong spices, overcrowding, or leaving meat open can cause bad odour in your fridge.

This bad odour in the refrigerator is not uncommon and if you have a fridge with a bad odour and are wondering how to get rid of odour in fridge, you have come to the right place. There are some clever hacks to remove odour from your fridge and here’s how you can use them to get rid of odour in the fridge.

7 hacks to remove odour from the fridge

1. Baking soda

2. Vinegar

3. Essential Oils

4. Activated charcoal

5. Coffee beans

6. Oatmeal

7. Lemon

1. Baking soda

One of the easiest hacks to remove odour from your refrigerator is to place an open box or container of baking soda in the refrigerator. With the help of baking soda, you can absorb odours and keep your fridge smelling fresh. In order to get a consistent result of odour removal, we recommend replacing the box of baking soda once every one to three months.

2. Vinegar

Still wondering how to remove odour from refrigerator? Vinegar is your answer. It is another ingredient capable of killing odour. If you boil vinegar with water and store it in your fridge for 4 to 6 hours, it will absorb any type of bad odour that might be lingering in your refrigerator. With the use of apple cider vinegar, you can even add a touch of fruity smell to your refrigerator.

3. Essential Oils

To make your refrigerator smell fresh for longer hours, you don’t only need to do proper cleaning but can also take the help of essential oils. You can achieve this by dipping a cotton ball in a fragrant essential oil and then storing it on each of the shelves of your refrigerator. With an essential oil like vanilla essential oil, you will be able to make your fridge smell sweet and fresh.

4. Activated charcoal

Activated charcoal is also able to absorb odours from your refrigerator effectively like baking soda. All you need to do is place a small bowl of activated charcoal in the refrigerator to help remove the odour.

5. Coffee beans

Another ingredient capable of neutralising the foul smell coming from your refrigerator is coffee beans. To remove fridge odour, all you need to do is place dried coffee grounds in an open container and put it in the fridge. This will help in absorbing all the bad odour in your fridge and also cleanse the air inside the refrigerator.

6. Oatmeal

Don’t be surprised! An oatmeal is also capable of removing the bad odour from your fridge. If you store oatmeal in an aluminium bowl then it becomes perfectly capable of removing foul smell from the fridge.  

7. Lemon

A lemon has such a strong scent that it has natural odour-killing capabilities. If you are thinking about how to remove odour from fridge then lemon would be a great option. Since it is easily available in most Indian homes, you can cut a lemon in half and place it on a shelf or in a container.

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Alternatively, you can also use another citrus fruit like orange to remove odour from your refrigerator and fill it with a pleasant fragrance.

While these are great hacks to remove any odour from your refrigerator, it is always recommended to clean your fridge regularly, remove any expired food, and keep all the items well-sealed to prevent the spread of bad odour. You can also try freezing orange or citrus peels, grinding them in a food processor, and spreading them on a plate and placing them in the fridge to release a good aroma.

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