Getting Odors Out Of Insulated Bags

By

laura343

If its vinyl try clorox wipes wipe inside down well with a couple leave them in the bag close let sit several hours and wipe out well with clean wet cloth should not only remove odors but kill bacteria Hope this helps.

By Amber (Guest Post)

Hi, this is Amber. I'm a youth entrepreneur. I sell Kool bags - thermal insulated shopping bags that use space age technology. They're COOL because they're so easy to wipe out. They hold LOTS of stuff and keep your groceries safe up to 3 hours in hardly any space. My grandma has been using hers for over 5 years and I love them so I decided to sell them because the bargain priced, envelope style ones the grocery stores sell are not very good. You can see the Kool Bags on my website at YouthBusiness.us
You won't have to worry about getting odors out any more!

By

JudyB

Crumple up newspapers, and put them inside the bag and close it for a few days. This might work. Judy B. Williamsburg, On. Canada

By

kimhis

INsulated grocery bags are cheap, and you could make your own out of bubble wrap. So go ahead, toss all those bacteria, and make or buy new.

By .Jan (Guest Post)

Baking soda absolutely and if you don't use detergent, then use Vinegar. Use a liquid, scented fabric water or perfume in the rinse. Also a long hard soak like 8 to 12 hours w/ agitating in between.

By Kelly H (Guest Post)

Take them and get the biggest ziploc you can, put them in there with cat litter and throw them in the freezer for the week end. The cat litter will soak up the smell, and the cold will kill any bacteria that exists.