Moldy Refridgerator
Last year we had planned a trip a weekend apart so I had left some food items in the fridge. There ended up being a thunderstorm which shut off the power to the fridge while it was in my driveway and...
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Gene&Ginny wrote:Switch to Listerine mouthwash or Lysol cleaner (original formula). Both contain Phenol, a good mildewcide.
In addition to all the good advice above, look at the door seals. I was always a fanatic about keeping the fridge and seals clean with a Clorox whipedown and one day looked UP at the underside of the door seal. YUK!!! I thought I was keeping it clean but that little groove on the underside was black. Now I make sure I look at the underside and particularly that groove that gets exposed when you pull on the door seal a little.
I use the Clorox Kitchen Cleanup with bleach and my wife hates the smell and doesn't want me to use it. I told her she doesn't have a choice and the smell does go away in a few hours so just stay out of the trailer when I clean.
I don't get too bent out of shape over molds and mildew, rather not have them and don't want my fridge black. I do some mold abatement in my work so kind of know what's innocuous and what's harmful. I talk to a few folks that think all of it is deadly, really not so. Heck, I even eat some exotic cheeses that are covered with the stuff. I also like me some fungus on my steak!
