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AND, the next time you're juicing lemons, don't throw-away those used-up lemon corpses! Chop into eighths, put them into a freezer bag, and throw it in the freezer. There it will remain in suspended animation until your sink starts to stink. Toss a few frozen lemon pieces into the sink and spin to win.
You're welcome.
Sheer genius! Who would’ve thought that lemon rinds could do such a thing for foul-smelling drains. My only concern is, if I continue to put “lemon corpses” in my sink, wouldn’t it clog at one point or another? I know this is a cheap and quick way to solve a stinking nuisance but I think calling a plumber would be a better solution in the long run, don’t you think so?
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Uh oh, someone's trolling two year old kitchen tips... This will address the smell coming from your kitchen sink disposal - not anything more serious. If you already use your disposal for other food odds and ends, some lemon pieces aren't going to make much of a difference. But, if it's a plumbing problem that's causing odor, get that checked! Fo sho!
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