Bleaching a Cooler

[Kreth]

Originally Posted by KenyanSandBoa

Sorry Larry...I didn't see you posted that first. I was planning on diluting it, but I'll definitley give the baking soda and water solution a go instead.

When I did mine I used like half a box of baking soda, just enough water to make a thick paste. I scrubbed the inside, and closed it up for a day or so without rinsing. The next day I rinsed it, then set out to air dry with the lid open. No plastic smell, so then I hit cbid...
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[KenyanSandBoa]

Originally Posted by homerjay19

Or I go over your house and smoke them on you....

I've never trusted you anyway.

Originally Posted by hotreds

Throw some Spanish cedar in there, too!

That's a definite!! I got one of the marine coolers so I have the slots in there. Jeremy (homerjay19) is getting the same cooler, and he is picking up spanish cedar planks so we can do this up right.

Originally Posted by Kreth

When I did mine I used like half a box of baking soda, just enough water to make a thick paste. I scrubbed the inside, and closed it up for a day or so without rinsing. The next day I rinsed it, then set out to air dry with the lid open. No plastic smell, so then I hit cbid...
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Thanks!! I'll try that method. I'm trying to avoid Cbid until after the wedding, but I'm already getting the itch.

[Kreth]

Originally Posted by KenyanSandBoa

Thanks!! I'll try that method. I'm trying to avoid Cbid until after the wedding, but I'm already getting the itch.

Glad I could help, brother! You need smokes to hand out at the wedding, right? Cbid is your friend...
Oh, one last tip: no matter how proud you are of your new storage, DO NOT post pics of an empty cooler!
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[KenyanSandBoa]

Originally Posted by Kreth

Glad I could help, brother! You need smokes to hand out at the wedding, right? Cbid is your friend...
Oh, one last tip: no matter how proud you are of your new storage, DO NOT post pics of an empty cooler!
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Worked like a charm, Jeff!!

That paste made it much easier to clean out the little gaps. I did it as soon as I got home, and checked it before I went to bed and so far you can't smell anything.

You make a good point about the wedding...maybe I'll try that approach with the little lady.

[Kreth]

Originally Posted by KenyanSandBoa

Worked like a charm, Jeff!!

That paste made it much easier to clean out the little gaps. I did it as soon as I got home, and checked it before I went to bed and so far you can't smell anything.

Very cool! I had the same results when I did mine, but I let it air-dry just to be safe. Plus, you're drying out any residual moisture from rinsing.
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[KenyanSandBoa]

Originally Posted by Kreth

Very cool! I had the same results when I did mine, but I let it air-dry just to be safe. Plus, you're drying out any residual moisture from rinsing.
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Definitely...step two will be tonight. I still have the paste sitting in there just to give it a little more time. I'm going to rinse it out when I get home, and then just let it air dry the next day.

Thanks again!!