try a dish of baking soda or fresh coffee grounds. Leave your cupboard doors open overnight. repeat for several days. f that doesn't work, wipe out your cabinets with lemon or vinegar. Again, leave your doors open to ensure it dries out completely. If all else fails; paint
You may think it is dry but if it smells then it is damp behind the walls. Look in the attic for LEAKS and also check the attic to see if it is properly vented. Moisture from bathroom showers and laundry rooms often collects in attics.
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try a dish of baking soda or fresh coffee grounds. Leave your cupboard doors open overnight. repeat for several days. f that doesn't work, wipe out your cabinets with lemon or vinegar. Again, leave your doors open to ensure it dries out completely. If all else fails; paint
If you have any clean cat litter, put a bowl of that in the cupboard. It usually absorbs the humidity and leaves a nice scent.
Find the reason why? Is there a leek?
Thanks. No leeks at all. Maybe in the past. I bought the house and everything is dry