Musty smell from garbage disposal

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I have a garbage disposal installed in my kitchen sink. There is a musty smell coming from it. How can I get rid of it?

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Try grinding a lemon up in it. Or use baking soda it will help also.

[GuestParticipant]

Dear Bruce,

If the odors are caused by organic waste build-ups in the drain pipes and the garbage disposal unit (in general), you can use Bacteria Concepts’ DB-X100 on a regular basis to keep drain free-flowing and choke free. Since the live bacteria in DB-X100 degrade the
organics in the pipes, the source of bad odors is also removed. For regular maintenance, a dosage of about 2 – 4oz. (60 – 120ml) needs to be applied into affected drain pipes, two to three times a week.

We encourage you to contact us to order some product as a cost effective
means to solve the problem.

You will also receive detailed instructions on how to use the product to
solve any problems you may be facing.

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Customer Service

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