[firstkings]

Just had to post....

When it eventually comes to packing....won't the fridge/freezer get really smelly from stagnant air inside? On another thread, it was suggested that the fridge/freezer was packed with things. I've never had to store a fridge/freezer for than a few days before. How long before the removal guys come must we empty it. What's best to clean it with?

Sorry, this question has been going through my mind for the last few days.

Any help would be much appreciated.

David

[Milliemoo]

Just had to post....

When it eventually comes to packing....won't the fridge/freezer get really smelly from stagnant air inside? On another thread, it was suggested that the fridge/freezer was packed with things. I've never had to store a fridge/freezer for than a few days before. How long before the removal guys come must we empty it. What's best to clean it with?

Sorry, this question has been going through my mind for the last few days.

Any help would be much appreciated.

David

Tip of the day.....

Put tea bags in your fridge & freezer :D

Milliemoo

[firstkings]

For a nice cuppa when you unpack? ;)

how many? oh and WHY? :o

David

[veronica]

once you have stopped using it clean it and leave it with the doors open for a few days. we packed ours with light stuff and it all got here unsmelly and not a trace of mildew mould etc.

[Milliemoo]

For a nice cuppa when you unpack? ;)

how many? oh and WHY? :o

David

LOL, they'll absorb any (if there is any) moisture to ensure a clean, dry mould free fridge..... that smells nice to.

Milliemoo

[Smiler]

I put some teabags in the powder dispenser and door seal of the washing machine.

It arrived without any smell or mould at all. Just remember to take them all out again otherwise the washing will be an unpleasant shade of brown. :o

[willsken]

Well you learn something new every day. Definitely give this one a go! :D