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Odors in a Picnic Cooler

How do you remove odors from an ice cooler?

By debbbb from Pipestone, MN

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RE: Odors in a Picnic Cooler

Charcoal briquettes, baking soda, or coffee grounds are all good odor absorbers. Give one or all of them a try as well.

Post by louel53

RE: Odors in a Picnic Cooler

Wash with warm water and soap. Leave open to the sun. A day of sun should do it but leave longer if need to. My husband put fish in ours and it worked on that.

Post by MddsonMorg

RE: Odors in a Picnic Cooler

Wad a bunch of newspapers up and put them inside the cooler. Leave for a few days. Don't know how this works but it does.

Post by jrslady

RE: Odors in a Picnic Cooler

Try putting a dish of kitty litter inside and closing it if you can alternate leaving it open and in the sun it would help too.

Post by loralea

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