How to Get The Sour Milk Smell Out of Plastic Sippy Cups

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1. Hannah says:

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   I was told it's a HUGE NO NO to keep anything that has been sitting for who knows how long with spoiled/curdled milk in it. No dishwasher here to sanitize but even if there was one I would still be told its wrong. Even though I don't see what the big deal is about keeping it if you wash it really well.
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   • Kelley Wilson says:

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     Not sure who told you but I now have a 9 and 14-year-old they both survived and are happy and healthy!
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2. Suzanne Winter says:

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   wait, what!?!?!? That is it - freeze and wash.... I will be trying this!!! I've tried every combo of dawn, baking soda, HP, soaking in salt, etc......
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3. Bonnie and Trish @ U says:

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   Where were you when my kiddos were tiny? That is a fabulous tip! Thanks for sharing with us!Take care, Trish
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4. Julie says:

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   Great tutorial! I love your monster graphic. Thanks for sharing on Marvelous Mondays!
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5. Kelley @ TheGrantLif says:

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   I didnt know that! Im going to have to try it! Wow! Ps.. LOVE the new look Kelley! Your blog looks fantastic! :)
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6. Rachel says:

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   I am so trying this! And by the way, I'm glad I'm not the only one to find sippies everywhere.Thanks for sharing at Terrific Tuesdays. Racheladventuresofadiymom.blogspot.com
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7. Erin says:

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   I just found a stinky cup today! I've noticed that the smell doesn't always go away after running it through the dishwasher, but I didn't know what to do about it. Now I do! Thanks so much for the tip!
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8. Tutus & Tea Part says:

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   Ahh, I always find random sippy cups around...and of course they always have curdled milk in them! Thanks so much for linking up to our Pinteresting Party! I am featuring this post tomorrow so come by and check it out if you can. This is so helpful to me! Thanks!
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9. Lola says:

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   Yes I have found these! Hopefully I will remember this tip when #2 starts using these and they get "lost" all over the place. Thanks!
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10. Christine says:

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    THANK YOU for this tip!! I will be using it!!!Thanks so much for sharing this at The DIY Dreamer.. From Dream To Reality!
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11. Jessi Wohlwend says:

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    Awesome tip! I wonder if it would work for plastic tupperwares too... sometimes we get weird dairy curdling action going on in those if we leave them sit around too long. Thanks for sharing at The Fun In Functional!
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12. Deana says:

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    Thanks for linking up @ CountryMommaCooks link and greet party.....hope to see you again tomorrow : )
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13. Printabelle says:

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    Fantastic idea, I had no clue I could do that. Thanks!
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14. Jenny Melrose says:

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    Great tip Kelley! I shared this on G+. Thanks so much for stopping over to Whimsy Wednesdays.
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15. MJ says:

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    I'm trying it! Thanks for sharing!
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16. Candy Ogg says:

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    Wow. I wish I could say that I would never need this tip but I bet I try it before the week is over. Thanks!
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17. Laura says:

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    I would NEVER have thought of this! What a great tip!
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18. Earning-My-Cape says:

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    I have thrown away sooo many sippys! I'm gonna have to try this!Visiting from a Pinteresting Party! :-)
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19. The Wife says:

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    I'm a nanny, and just encountered two sippy cups just like this! It's a universal problem that you just solved!
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20. Kathy Penney says:

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    im glad Im not the only one finding the chunky milk prizes! I will have to try this!
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21. Di{CookTheTV} says:

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    Hi Kelley, Totally brill! What mom (or nana!) hasn't thrown away several sippy cups?? Awesome tip. Btw, I found your site through Happy Hour Projects tutorial on no-reply bloggers. New fan and follower:) Thanks, Di
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22. Ang says:

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    you're a genius! i just threw one out 2 days ago! thanks for the great tip! :)
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