How do I get a fish smell out of the refrigerator?

Answer 1

I'd use diluted bleach water, hot of course. And/or Baking soda. n

Answer 2

Place a saucer or custard cup with a couple ounces of pure vanilla extract(imitation does not work) in the refrigerator. It will absorb the fowl odors and give off a pleasant odor. You can also place a half dozen charcoal briquettes wrapped in paper toweling on a shelf to absorb the odors and of course a box of baking soda will help a little.

Answer 3

I recently had to take care of a similar problem. I didn't have fish, I had spoiled meat because of a power outage. First I removed everything from the fridge, food, shelves, drawers, everything. Then I thoroughly wiped all surfaces down with bleach water. I similarly cleaned all the shelves and drawers. Then I put a full new box of Arm& Hammer Baking soda in the freezer and fridge.

Answer 4

Use about a 1/4 cup to a half pail of water and wash is out. Rinse it with a clean mixture of the same. Then keep a small dish of soda in the refrig. Dry.

Answer 5

Clean it out with bleach and start using a Box of Bakingsoda for the refrigerator and freezer.

Answer 6

Throw out anything old (and the fish) then clean well with warm water and dish soap. Then place an open box of baking soda in there.

Answer 7

Charcoal placed on newspapers keeps a fridge clean smelling while in storage or transit. It should work in your case for the fridge itself, disgard any items that can absorb the fish smell.

Answer 8

Put an open box of baking soda in the fridge and/or put some charcoal pieces from your barbeque in the fridge. The charcoal absorbs odors.

Answer 9

Five years ago a Native American man gave me ingredient,that
makes odors go away.This kind of odor is way better than arm and hammer.Go to NativeAmericans.com, and you will find many interesting things about deodorizing things.

Answer 10

Use a bleach based cleaning product or some of the odor fighting cleaners.