Chill a roll of toilet paper in the refrigerator, and you'll witness remarkable results.

 

Chill a roll of toilet paper in the refrigerator, and you'll witness remarkable results.

Does this method actually work?

Indeed, it does! Unpleasant odors in the fridge often arise from excess moisture, leading to mold or mildew. Toilet paper, with its high absorbency, effectively soaks up the moisture responsible for unwanted smells.

While not as potent as baking soda, which not only absorbs moisture but also neutralizes acidic compounds causing odors, some suggest applying baking soda to toilet paper before placing it in the fridge.

Despite its effectiveness, let's compare the cost between using baking soda and toilet paper.

Baking soda costs approximately $0.99 per box. While budget-friendly toilet paper rolls are available at around $0.84 each, they require replacement every three weeks. In contrast, baking soda lasts about three months. Thus, there isn't a cost advantage to switching to toilet paper.

Though not the most cost-effective option, the toilet paper hack proves valuable for temporary emergency situations, particularly when you discover an odor in your refrigerator just before guests arrive for dinner.

Tips for Refrigerating Toilet Paper:

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