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   From: dh0496@i%ne^bras*&ka.com   
      
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    LurfysMa  wrote:   
      
   > I'm posting this to several groups in hopes that someone will have an   
   > answer.   
   >   
   > I need suggestions for getting the smell or rotted fish out of the   
   > trunk of my car and a duffel bag.   
   >   
   > On the way home from the grocery store, one of the grocery nags tipped   
   > over in the trunk. A couple of packages of frozen salmon fell out and   
   > slipped behind a duffle bag. I didn't notice them.   
   >   
   > About 3-4 weeks (!) later, I noticed a strong smell when I went into   
   > the garage. It smelled just like a smell we had a few years back when   
   > a rodent died in the attic. I checked around, but couldn't find   
   > anything. Over the next day or two, it got worse.   
       Cut rest.   
      
       Supposedly crumpled up newspapers will take the smell out of   
   freezers and fridges.  Maybe it's worth a try.   
      
                                    Dean   
      
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