I was just given an older upright freezer that is in great condition, except there is an odd odor I can't get rid of. I cleaned it with bleach, then with baking soda. Let it air out with door open for 36 hours. Shut the door overnight, no bad smell. Then I plugged it in, & the smell is back. It's like it's being pumped through the coils. I then unplugged & used vinegar to clean it & left a bowl inside overnight. Still stinks when it's plugged in & running. There's no stink when it's not running. Is it possible that it's actually in the motor or some other running part? What else could I try? Wende

[B][/B]I was trying to save money and I found a really good deal on towels-$3 for huge, really nice towels. I bought 2 red, 2 deep burgandy and 2 blue ones. I didn't even think about staining and you guessed it. I just threw in everything, like towels, sock, pjs, and underwear. Thank goodness, no good clothes! I soaked them. I bleached them. I soaked them in bleach in the sink. My husband is not particularly fond of pink socks and underwear!;) I could live with that if it was the end of it. Still after dozens of washes, anything that has the stain on it will stain other items. I have to do a separate load of pink clothes and if anything(pink stained) is accidently washed with unstained clothes it has to go in with pinks. My pink load is getting larger than the nonpinks. Any ideas? I'm ready to throw away 75% of our towels,underwear and pjs!!