could I pour contents from the pouch into my bathroom sink to help bad odor?
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Yes you can, just be careful and don't get any on your skin (I'd advise wearing gloves). If you are looking for a less invasive way to combat bad odors in your sinks and drains put some regular old hydrogen peroxide (throw in some vinegar for a little peracetic action) down there. I've also used the disposer care on shower drains that were starting to run slow. Make sure you rinse well with hot water.
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I do not know, but I would not try this for a regular drain. I think other options might be better such as products made to clean and deodorize drains. I am thinking of enzyme based cleaners such as Roebic cleaners.
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It may help, but your problem may be more complicated. Here is a link to an article that goes into more detail:http://www.watertechonline.com/articles/replacing-anodes-getting-rid-of-odor. I recently replaced a spent anode in my hot water tank with this one, I also flushed and treated the tank with CRL. One of those things has made the rotten egg smell from my heated well water go away.
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Yes I would believe so. I've got mine full of all kinds of stuff under bathroom sink
1516630
If there is not already one there - yes. I just took out a soap dispenser that was mounted to my sink. If you must cut a hole I would do some homework first. Your sink is likely made of stainless steel, so make sure you have the appropriate tool.
1303402
It is more of an effective antiperspirant than a deodorant so I would say that using additional deodorant for odor would be best.
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I don't know why you couldn't. I quit using Space Bags because of the lingering odor. Maybe the satin pillow case would protect the contents from the smell.
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I don't believe so. That's how mine arrived, and it did absolutely nothing for dampness/odor. It seems to harden as it gets used up. I figured this out when it was too late to return it. Good luck!
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I'm sure it would do no harm, but I can't honestly say if it would do any good either. I've read that it can be used as baking soda is to control odors. My advice would be to add a small amount per load and see what happens.
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Ours was used in a portable loo and the odor was too strong so we discontinued it. Sorry We can't help.
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� it should help but I would scrub with bleach and repaint. Then use 0 odor to maintain.
1987423
No. This is the seal that goes between the the opening at the bottom of the toilet and the pipe that goes into the blackwater tank. When you flush, this prevents a water leak. The blade mechanism stops odors from seeping from the tank. Try removing any toilet paper that may have been trapped in the grove the sliding blade goes into. A wire coat hanger with a 90 degree bend at the end may do the trick. Good luck.
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I don't believe you can. I have thrown my container away but if I remember right, it is not to be used in toilets and or septic systems.
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Short answer: no. This product is for water systems to eliminate iron and sulphur odor in water.
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I don't think so. It is more an odor absorbing gel. I put it in my teenage son's room and also under the sink in a bathroom because it smelled a little damp. Just picture it absorbing odors like that.
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I don't see why not; you could use disposable trash bags or reusable wet bags to contain the diapers and the odor. You could use the pail without a bag, but I would think it'd be messier and potentially more odorous.
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No. I have a small, separate plastic basket that sits in it, for that purpose. Don't know where I got it...Lowe's, Bed Bath and Beyond, perhaps?
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I have zero problems with odor, and I don't even use the baking soda. I only change the bag once a week. You could place a deodorizer inside the door, like Glade or something.