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<blockquote data-quote="susiestar" data-source="post: 633087" data-attributes="member: 1233"><p>Charcoal, the kind for the grill that isn't fast lighting, is great for odors. One thing you MUST do is change it every couple of days until the smell is gone. If you leave it, or anything else that absorbs the odor, in there longer than about 2-3 days, the smell won't stay absorbed in the charcoal (or baking soda or newspaper or whatever). Frequent changes are one of the keys. You can also try unscented febreze even though it doesn't say it works on plastic. My aunt had a similar problem with a cooler and she says that febreze worked really really well for her.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="susiestar, post: 633087, member: 1233"] Charcoal, the kind for the grill that isn't fast lighting, is great for odors. One thing you MUST do is change it every couple of days until the smell is gone. If you leave it, or anything else that absorbs the odor, in there longer than about 2-3 days, the smell won't stay absorbed in the charcoal (or baking soda or newspaper or whatever). Frequent changes are one of the keys. You can also try unscented febreze even though it doesn't say it works on plastic. My aunt had a similar problem with a cooler and she says that febreze worked really really well for her. [/QUOTE]
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