1/2 cup baking soda mixed with 1/2 cup of salt. Pour it into the drain the disposal is attached to and then pour white vinegar in to the drain. 1/2 to 1 cup. Let it sit and foam for a while and then run hot water through it. You really can just let it sit till the next time you need the sink.
First, turn on your garbage disposal. Then pour a cup of dry baking soda down the hatch. Finally, flush the baking soda with a cup of distilled white vinegar. This should go a long way toward cleaning your disposal of any foul smells.
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1/2 cup baking soda mixed with 1/2 cup of salt. Pour it into the drain the disposal is attached to and then pour white vinegar in to the drain. 1/2 to 1 cup. Let it sit and foam for a while and then run hot water through it. You really can just let it sit till the next time you need the sink.
Vinegar and Baking Soda
First, turn on your garbage disposal. Then pour a cup of dry baking soda down the hatch. Finally, flush the baking soda with a cup of distilled white vinegar. This should go a long way toward cleaning your disposal of any foul smells.
Run lemon rinds in your disposal
After you've done the vinegar and baking soda, any kind of citrus rinds can also help to neutralize the smell.