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How to get rid of rotten milk smell on my kitchen floor?
It's not going away......I tried cleaning the floor, putting baking soda on it, putting baking soda in the kitchen, spraying air freshener..opening the window.
What do I do or should I just wait longer?
4 Answers
- Anonymous1 decade ago
You could try spraying a mixture of a little vinegar and some lemon juice where the milk was spilled. You may have to put up with the room smelling a bit like vinegar, but as long as you add more lemon juice than vinegar, it won't be too bad. After about a week, try washing (mopping) the floor as usual to remove any stickiness produced by the lemon juice/vinegar mixture.
- 1 decade ago
What kind of floor do you have? If it is a wood floor the smell would surely stick. Never use vinegar, baking soda or other liquid content it will destroy your flooring. There are a lot of cleansing and odor eliminator in the market just ensure that you use cleanser that is recommended by your floor's manufacturer or appropriate for your floor.
- 1 decade ago
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