Open a fresh box, and don’t shove it behind jars. Let the baking soda breathe (i.e., face perforations outward) so it can neutralize odors. Replace regularly. Swap in a new box every 30 to 90 days, as ...

Deep in the back of many refrigerators sits a small orange box with one of the top corners torn off—or, in some cases, a bowl of white powder. That, of course, is (probably) baking soda, and it was ...

There's a good chance you already have everything you need to get your refrigerator sparkling clean, and it's probably sitting in the back of your pantry right now. Baking soda has long been a ...

Fridge odors happen. Whether a spill went unnoticed for too long or something went bad (like, really bad), sometimes your refrigerator can start to stink. And although the old open box of baking soda ...