The nontoxic, rust-proof shell protects your fridge from funk — you know, the bad kind. (Getty)(Getty Images)
We've all been there: A forgotten to-go container finds its way to the back of the fridge and lurks there long past its expiration date. The next thing you know, you're getting slapped in the face by an overwhelming stench as you open the door. Boxes of baking soda can only do so much to squelch unsavory smells. For those stubborn odors, you need something stronger — like the popular (as in, purchased more than 30,000 times in the past month) Purriko Deodorizer. This smart little doodad uses advanced decomposition techniques to eliminate odors effectively, lasting up to a decade before needing a replacement. Think that sounds good? Get a load of this: It's currently on sale for just $22 at Amazon.
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No one likes a stinky fridge! Keep odors at bay with this deodorizer that can last for up to a decade (yes, 10 whole years). Simply place it on a shelf and let it do its job.
More than 3,600 Amazon customers give it five stars and say it really works. "Having boiled eggs and onions in the refrigerator at the same time can be horrific," said one. "Baking soda cannot mask the smells, so I bought this to try, and to my surprise, it actually does make the refrigerator smell fresh. ... I would give it 10 stars if I could."
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I don't expect this sturdy hand vac to conk out anytime soon, but when it does, I'll be ordering another one right away.
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If you spend lots of time in the kitchen, your feet deserve a cushy surface to stand on during all of that cooking (and dishwashing). This highly rated anti-fatigue mat is made from a comfy foam to help take some of the pressure off of your muscles and joints, and its nonslip bottom will stay put without sliding around. The waterproof material is also easy to wipe clean.
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Amazon's No. 1 selling electric pressure cooker is the Instant Pot Duo Plus, and it's close to half off right now (its lowest price in months!). It can pressure cook, slow cook, steam, sauté, make rice, make yogurt, sterilize things and warm food. So if you want an appliance to help you prep meals this fall for tailgates and school nights, or just love a hearty stew, it's worth grabbing it while it's on sale.
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This nifty fridge turntable was designed to maximize space (while minimizing food waste). It's rectangular to make the best use of your shelves, and it rotates 360 degrees so you can easily see — and remember — everything you have before it spoils. You can also use it in your pantry, cabinets ... the limit does not exist.
This is as low as I've seen it in months, and it's only gone $1 lower all year.
This deodorizer is down to its lowest price since last summer, so it might be a while before we see another discount. One thing's for sure — it'll cost more than $22 in baking soda to keep your fridge fresh for 10 years.
No one likes a stinky fridge. It's unappealing, especially when you're going in for a midnight snack. Worse than that, those scents can seep into food and water. While keeping a clean fridge is the best way to minimize odors, things happen — a takeout box is forgotten, or a container leaks mystery liquid onto the shelf. With the Purriko, you don't have to worry about smells lingering long past cleaning time.
This is also an environmentally friendly option. The stainless steel shell and the filtering core have a 10-year lifespan, with nothing you need to replace. It just works, saving you from needing to buy any refills. Of course, this means it's a passive filter — it works more slowly than a powered air filter, but it also works consistently instead of only when it's powered on. One of these deodorizers covers 18 cubic feet of fridge space.
A lot of people count on this gadget to keep odors away, and it has over 6,300 five-star ratings.
"This is amazing!" raved one satisfied sniffer. "I washed my refrigerator out three times with baking soda and vinegar, even tried spraying it with stuff to cover the odor; still couldn't get it out. Put this little device inside, two hours later it was noticeably better, and 12 hours later, no odor at all!"
A second reviewer echoed that praise: "I've tried many, many baking soda boxes over the years, odor crystals and just about every other product for odor control in a refrigerator … and this little gem is it! I am so happy I stumbled onto this. ... It's attractive, one piece, easy to set and forget and, best of all, it works! Have one in my refrigerator and one in my freezer."
A pet parent even said it can eliminate that dreaded dog smell: "I have three medium/large dogs who sleep in a small room. ... It always smells like dog in there. I didn't think it would work because this room is like 7 feet by 10 feet; I figured even if the product worked, the room would be too big for it to work effectively. After about 36 hours, I came downstairs this morning to let out my dogs, and there is no smell of dogs."
While many users say it's effective at minimizing most smells, a few noted that it has one stubborn opponent: onion. "I have no idea how this thing works, but it does!" exclaimed an allium adversary. "I will say that it does not get rid of onion smell, but not sure anything does. That is the only time I have any smell — if I have cut an onion and put it in the fridge. Every fridge needs one of these bad boys!"
Others warn that patience is key. "My mother recently moved into my home and makes and stores batches and batches of kimchi, fish paste, fish sauces, garlic, etc.: things I don't normally keep in my home," explained a final fan. "I purchased this item and expected immediate results. After several hours, there was no change. I left it overnight, and in the morning I noticed a slight change. By the evening, the odors were GONE. I am saying this to say, if you're dealing with strong smells, you may need to give this item a chance to work. It has restored balance into our home!"
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The reviews quoted above reflect the most recent versions at the time of publication.
