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Spring cleaning season is here, and we asked listeners to send us their most stubborn, embarrassing, and downright horrifying odor problems. Staff writer and cleaning expert Caroline Mullen joins us to answer your most confounding smell questions–from how to get rid of the odor of rotting meat in a freezer to removing the persistent stink from workout clothes.
Caroline explains what actually works when it comes to removing odors—and what’s just masking the problem.
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