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    Tried and tested useful household tips

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      happyheart
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      Besides using bleach, does anyone has tips to revert/ prevent white business shirt to turning into off-white colour? It is not the collar etc but the entire shirt is no longer as white as when they were bought 😞

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        newuser
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        happyheart:
        Besides using bleach, does anyone has tips to revert/ prevent white business shirt to turning into off-white colour? It is not the collar etc but the entire shirt is no longer as white as when they were bought 😞

        I used 'vanish' the white color type to wash my dh business shirt when it turn yellow after leaving it in the wardrobe for months.

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          happyheart
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          So the shirt goes back to solid white?I will try it out, thanks!

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            cimman
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            does anyone know how to remove fridge odours ?

            I understand that activated charcoal can do the job, but where can I get it ? I believe the normal charcoal sold in NTUC or provision shop is not the activated type.

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              savoury sweet
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              Hi Cimman,


              You might wanna try to buy some charcoal tablets from pharmacy (which meant for diarrhoea.Btw, I am not sure if it is available as over counter typed of medicine). Just pop them out from the blister pack (10's per pack) and put them in a small container and put the container in the fridge.

              How many charcoal tablets to put in the fridge? That's depends on how 'smelly' the fridge is . Hope this help. πŸ™‚

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                cimman
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                savoury sweet:
                Hi Cimman,


                You might wanna try to buy some charcoal tablets from pharmacy (which meant for diarrhoea.Btw, I am not sure if it is available as over counter typed of medicine). Just pop them out from the blister pack (10's per pack) and put them in a small container and put the container in the fridge.

                How many charcoal tablets to put in the fridge? That's depends on how 'smelly' the fridge is . Hope this help. πŸ™‚
                thanks for the tip, savoury sweet. Looks like you're a night owl too. πŸ™‚

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                  savoury sweet
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                  cimman:
                  savoury sweet:

                  Hi Cimman,


                  You might wanna try to buy some charcoal tablets from pharmacy (which meant for diarrhoea.Btw, I am not sure if it is available as over counter typed of medicine). Just pop them out from the blister pack (10's per pack) and put them in a small container and put the container in the fridge.

                  How many charcoal tablets to put in the fridge? That's depends on how 'smelly' the fridge is . Hope this help. πŸ™‚

                  thanks for the tip, savoury sweet. Looks like you're a night owl too. πŸ™‚



                  Yup ! Cimman, my 'me' time after seeing to my kids' daily routine .... πŸ™‚

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                    tutormum
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                    You can wrap a piece of charcoal (those used for bbq) in a piece of paper and put it right at the back of your fridge. The smell will filter through the paper and the charcoal will absorb it.

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                      daisyt
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                      Freshly squeeze lemon juice on an open bowl is a wonder for odour removal of fridge. I tried before.

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                        heyhoe
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                        Hi cimman,


                        I usually used Baking Soda. Cold storage sells this in a box. It’s orange in colour with a picture of an arm carrying an axe if i’m not mistaken. Plus you just need to open the sides.

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