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Freshening the Garbage Disposal

Clean the inside of your garbage disposal with chopped up pieces of a lemon to eliminate those old food odors. This works better than baking soda or anything else! I usually use about 1/2 a lemon each time I need to freshen up this part of the sink. Cut the lemon into several pieces, turn on the garbage disposal and enjoy the fresh, clean scent!

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By Steph from eastern IA

Editor's Note: You can also rub the lemon around the sink to remove greasy residue before you put it in the disposal. This works really well with stainless steel sinks.

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September 24, 20120 found this helpful

Throw in some ice cubes as well; it loosens the built up grease.

 
December 30, 20130 found this helpful

I keep a small plastic container with lid in refrigerator. When I eat an orange or grapefruit I keep the peelings in the container for when I need to clean the garbage disposal or the sink.

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For the disposal, put the peeling in run water and turn disposal on. For the sink use the peel as you would a sponge. If there are stubborn stains, use a little baking soda.

 

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