If you’re one of the millions of Houston residents who had their food spoiled because of the power outages, you might be trying to get rid of the dead animal smell in your fridge. Here are some tips on how you can do so. What tricks have you tried to get rid of the smell?

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HOUSTON – A group of neighbors has had enough of the illegal dumping plaguing their northeast Houston community. Residents say the dumping needs to stop. “For the amount of trash it was, I couldn’t believe that this was in my city,” Mosco said. Williams says the street needs cameras to catch the dumpers in action. KPRC 2 reached out to Davis, who represents the area, and the city of Houston but we have not heard back.

HOUSTON – To rinse or not to rinse: What do you do before you load your dirty dishes in the dishwasher? “I rinse my dishes and then wash them, and then sometimes put them in the dishwasher.” Helen Romero“I rinse my dishes,” another woman named Becky told consumer expert Amy Davis. We poured spaghetti sauce in a dish and baked it. We loaded all of the dishes in a dishwasher, along with a waterproof camera so you can see what happens. There was no trace of that spaghetti sauce or the dried cheese dip.