What can deodorize?

Take out the garbage and put in garbage bags, but sometimes the stench still lingers. Experts suggest scrubbing the outside of the trash can with hot soapy water, then pouring a little white vinegar, and after about 10- 15 minutes, pouring out the white vinegar to dry. Then, sprinkle a little baking soda on the bottom of the trash can.

2. Apple vinegar

Soaking feet with apple vinegar for 10 minutes every day can effectively treat foot odor. If you have athlete's foot (commonly known as "athlete's foot"), you may wish to apply a cotton ball dipped in vinegar to the affected area several times a day. Soaking feet with vinegar for 30 minutes before going to bed can also kill fungi.

3. Lemon peel or orange peel

The number of bacteria in the pool (especially the kitchen pool) is 1000 times that of the toilet. Experts said that in addition to timely cleaning and disinfection, you can also scrub the pool with lemon peel or orange peel, or disinfect and deodorize the pool with 2 cups of vinegar once a week. In addition, pouring 1 cup of borax into the pool and then heating the water can also sterilize and deodorize.

4. Burned slices of bread

The refrigerator has been used for a long time, and if it is not cleaned regularly, it will give off an unpleasant smell, which is unbearable. You can put burnt bread slices in the refrigerator to absorb the smell caused by moisture in the refrigerator.

Step 5 soak tea powder

Fish smell. After aquatic products are processed, it is easy to leave fishy smell on hands, chopping boards, sinks and other places. You can try rubbing with soaked tea powder.