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Clean Interior of a Freezer - PEP BB nest.straw.interiorfreezer

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This is a badge bit (BB) that is part of the PEP curriculum.  Completing this BB is part of getting the straw badge in Nest.

In this Badge Bit, you will clean the interior of a freezer  



Some related articles
  - How to Clean the Freezer
  - 5 Quick and Easy Cheat Freezer Cleaning Tips
  - How to Clean a Freezer
  - 10 Easy Steps to a Sparkling Clean Freezer









To complete this BB, the minimum requirements are:
  - deep clean the interior of a freezer

To show you've completed this Badge Bit, you must provide:
   - a before picture of the dirty interior of a freezer
   - an action shot of the interior being cleaned
   - an after picture of the interior of the freezer
   - a description of how waste was handled and what cleaners were used
   - OR a 2-minute video of you doing this
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I cleaned with the same water, vinegar, lemon juice, and elbow grease combo as the interior of the refrigerator. There wasn't any waste, but since this was the refrigerator of a client I work with, I had to move staff items to the staff freezer. I have no idea why people are too lazy to go one room over to store their own things and not clutter up the client's space.
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Cleaned the kitchen freezer (which lives in the space where a dishwasher used to be).

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Freezer before cleaning. Not dirty, but lots of ice
Freezer before cleaning. Not dirty, but lots of ice
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Needs defrosting
Needs defrosting
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Pot of hot water,, towels to catch melting ice
Pot of hot water,, towels to catch melting ice
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Damp cloth and baking soda for cleaning
Damp cloth and baking soda for cleaning
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Clean and defrosted
Clean and defrosted

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Nice work Kevin!

If you can just make a note if everything went back in the freezer or if you disposed of anything. If so, how did you dispose of it? (aka - feed to livestock, compost, ect)

Then I can certify the BB!

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Ashley Cottonwood wrote:Nice work Kevin!

If you can just make a note if everything went back in the freezer or if you disposed of anything. If so, how did you dispose of it? (aka - feed to livestock, compost, ect)

Then I can certify the BB!



Sorry, missed the last pic. Almost all went back in, pulled a few things out for dinner.
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I certify this BB complete! You've earned the 'Nest' Airbadge.

 
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