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Likely sources of kitchen sink smell

 

Likely sources of kitchen sink smellDEAR READERS: It just happens. You notice an awful smell coming from your kitchen sink. What's causing it, and what can you do about it? Check these areas to try to locate where the smell is originating:

• Examine the sink first. There could be a buildup of bacteria in the drain. To eliminate it, pour a cup of bleach down the drain. Let it sit for at least 20 minutes, so the bacteria can be killed. Then run lots of cold water for a minute or two to clear the drain.

• Check the rubber splash guard around the garbage disposal, if you have one. It could be slimy and need to be cleaned. Turn on the water. Pour a couple of drops of liquid dishwashing detergent onto a round brush and then scrub the guard really well. Run lots of water when you're done.

• Look at the sink stoppers, because they also can get yucky and hold bad odors. Because these are cheap, you can replace them often. -- Heloise
http://www.ohio.com/mld/beaconjournal/living/14571134.htm


 





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