Smell on a Countertop

RE: Smell on a Countertop Post By Jean in GA (Guest Post) (06/05/2007) I second the motion with the vinegar and if that doesn't work try the lemon. I love to smell lemons anyway. YOU are a smart girl and I am sure your parents are extremely proud of you. RE: Smell on a Countertop Post By Jackie (Guest Post) (06/04/2007) Pour white vinegar on the area that smells then sprinkle some baking soda over that.....let sit for about 1/2 hr to 1 hour and the smell should be gone RE: Smell on a Countertop Post By Mary Ann (Guest Post) (06/04/2007) First I would like to say you go girl you are 15 and care about the smell of a counter. I second the baking soda idea. Let it sit on it if that does not work try a little water and make a paste let sit for a little while. RE: Smell on a Countertop Post by Debbie52 (747) | (06/04/2007) Profile | Contact Is it something you can smell if you are just standing in the kitchen or only if you put your nose to the countertop? I guess I wouldn't worry about it if it's not too strong. I mean if you only smell when putting your nose right on top of it. Maybe some baking soda sprinkled on it would help....first wet the area and then sprinkle the baking soda and let set a while. RE: Smell on a Countertop Post By (Guest Post) (06/04/2007) Try using a lemon, cut in half and rubbed in the spot. RE: Smell on a Countertop Post by healthaidefrog1959 (5) | (06/04/2007) Profile | Contact Have your parents get a bottle of CLOROX DISINFECTING KITCHEN CLEANER. It doesn't smell like the bleach, but has a nice fresh scent to it. I use it on my counter tops daily.