A friendly tip to the new wineador owners.

dwoodward · 02-18-2012, 11:46 AM

I have read A LOT about how to clean out the new Wineador smell. Seems everyone has their own method that includes washing, baking soda, sitting in the sun, flooding the unit... ect...

Well, I just ordered my drawers finally so I decided I better get to it, first thing I did was open the door and place a tower fan in front of the door blowing air directly into the thing. I just turned the fan off an hour ago, it was only blowing for about 12 hours on it's lowest setting overnight. Smell is gone... no trace of it at all. I hadn't seen anyone say they had tried just blowing the smell out so I figured I would try it.

I just placed a dish with baking soda in there just to be sure over the next few days (I have the spare time still lol) but I have literally stuck my nose against the racks and sidewalls trying to get a hint of the smell and it's totally gone.

I can't believe it was THAT easy.

fencefixer · 02-18-2012, 12:16 PM

Women could take a lesson from this.. scrubbing it doesn't always work, learn how to blow it right and expect wonders! Thanks for sharing.

ApexAZ · 02-18-2012, 07:17 PM

DC, you need a deducted thread in the joke forum lol.

02-19-2012, 12:35 AM

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Originally Posted by fencefixer

Women could take a lesson from this.. scrubbing it doesn't always work, learn how to blow it right and expect wonders! Thanks for sharing.

eber · 02-19-2012, 09:44 AM

thanks for the tip

I think Im going to try this with a new suitcase I bought that has a really strong plastic smell.

02-18-2012, 11:46 AM	#1
dwoodward Gentlemen, you may smoke! Join Date: Jul 2010 First Name: Derrick Location: South Dakota Posts: 1,868 Trading: (26)	A friendly tip to the new wineador owners. I have read A LOT about how to clean out the new Wineador smell. Seems everyone has their own method that includes washing, baking soda, sitting in the sun, flooding the unit... ect... Well, I just ordered my drawers finally so I decided I better get to it, first thing I did was open the door and place a tower fan in front of the door blowing air directly into the thing. I just turned the fan off an hour ago, it was only blowing for about 12 hours on it's lowest setting overnight. Smell is gone... no trace of it at all. I hadn't seen anyone say they had tried just blowing the smell out so I figured I would try it. I just placed a dish with baking soda in there just to be sure over the next few days (I have the spare time still lol) but I have literally stuck my nose against the racks and sidewalls trying to get a hint of the smell and it's totally gone. I can't believe it was THAT easy.

02-18-2012, 12:16 PM	#2
fencefixer Feeling at Home Join Date: Feb 2012 Posts: 544 Trading: (7)	Re: A friendly tip to the new wineador owners. Women could take a lesson from this.. scrubbing it doesn't always work, learn how to blow it right and expect wonders! Thanks for sharing.

02-18-2012, 07:17 PM	#3
ApexAZ Wandering aimlessly Join Date: Oct 2011 First Name: Brian Location: Sonoran Desert Posts: 1,299 Trading: (10)	Re: A friendly tip to the new wineador owners. DC, you need a deducted thread in the joke forum lol.

02-19-2012, 09:44 AM	#5
eber Have My Own Room Join Date: Jan 2009 First Name: Erik Posts: 1,229 Trading: (7)	Re: A friendly tip to the new wineador owners. thanks for the tip I think Im going to try this with a new suitcase I bought that has a really strong plastic smell.