Mexico made vanilla extract (much stronger than American made) pour it on a rag wipe the whole inside down throw the rag in the bottom close it up for a couple days. I got this trick from an appliance repair guy that's what he does to get the smell out of freezers that go out full of meat and sit for a couple days before the owner realizes what happened.
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newspaper and vanilla. An extension agent gave me this tip on a freezer we had that came unplugged. fill it full of crumpled newspaper and add a few drops of vanilla. may have to do it a couple of times over the course of a couple of weeks. we tried everything on our freezer and this was the only thing that worked.
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Originally posted by LivinADream View PostI've always just filled them about half full of water with about a half gallon of bleach and let them slosh around in the bed of my truck for a week or so... Never had one too nasty to be fixed.
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I have found that bleach doesn't get rid of the smell and i honestly don't really like the smell of bleach itself.
This sounds crazy but I use tooth paste to get my coolers smelling less fishy or when it has a bad odor. The tooth paste does the same as it does with your teeth as for as have a little abrasiveness to it and then the fluoride or what ever it is kills the germs and bacteria that cause bad breath and or odor.
it works really well and it is easy to see what areas of the cooler you haven't yet touched as it will foam up where you have scrubbed it. And the best thing, it smells like whatever flavor tooth paste you buy. So if you like mint you can have it that way.
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My Question is how long did he leave it in there. I thought Yetis held Ice for weeks.. Now you know why he doesn’t have a cooler.
But seriously I’d try all stated above soaking it with bleach for days spray or wipe wth real lemon juice. And after all else leave open within the next year it should air out . Good Luck
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Originally posted by scott.str View PostBleach it and set out in sun for a while. Sun should kill most the smells to.
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