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Charcoal to Fight Odors

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August 30, 20181 found this helpful
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Don't try reusing the charcoal. If you have ANY odor your food will absorb the odor from the charcoal. But charcoal works great in a freezer. Small bag slice it open leave for a week. Take it out. There it away. Place a slice of bread in it. After it freezes, take it out after ot thaws, check for smell.

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May have to repeat but only twice if freezer was correctly cleaned and left 2 days opened off to dry. Don't forget cracks, timer, drain pan. If this doesn't work. You'll need to replace the Styrofoam behind the panels.

 

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September 30, 20101 found this helpful

Great thinking! Cheap and reusable? Thumbs up for you!

 
July 23, 20132 found this helpful

Wouldn't crushing the charcoal briquettes first increase their surface area, thereby speeding up the odor absorption process?

 
May 16, 20190 found this helpful

Do you think they would absorb odors better if they're broken or do they absorb just as much whole?

 
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July 31, 20190 found this helpful

May I ask what are you putting charcoal in and how many?

 
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