Smelly Fridge I have cleaned with soap water, and thrown away any questionable objects in both the refrigerator and freezer. The smell still lingers and I have pulled the fridge out and cleaned the coils and the pan. My ice tastes bad and the food is picking up the odor. I have also placed 2 boxes of baking soda in the fridge and one in the freezer. Help, what else can I do? I have a GE gss25jemd. Thanks Oh, and the smell is like rotten oranges.

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Are you thinking of defrosting method for your freezer or fridge? Then check this out.
Always switch off and unplug the freezer before cleaning or defrosting.
Load the contents of your freezer into large dustbin bags and cover the bags with a duvet or blanket. The food should stay frozen for several hours. But use a cool box for ice cream or soup which melts quickly.
After defrosting, wash fridges and freezers with a solution of two teaspoons of bicarbonate of soda to 1 liter (2 pints) of warm water-it removes lingering smells.
Rub the inside of your freezer with glycerine, available from chemists, after it has defrosted. When you next have to defrost it, the ice will come away from the sides more easily.
Use a wet/dry vacuum cleaner to **** up any water left on the floor.
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