Arm & Hammer Fridge Fresh Refrigerator Air Filter (Pack of 4)

Love these and cannot always find at grocery stores. Did share with family too. Got a 4 pack.

I have used boxed soda for years. This is a much better design to get the same effect. Saves space and no longer worried about it spilling especially as I use this in my Travel Trailer.

I bought this because i thought it was a better fit in the refrigerator and freezer than the box. Unfortunately, its difficult to tell how well it works. With very strong smells it doesnt appear to kill the smells like the box would. It does take up less space and I agree that a replace sticker or icon to know when to replace the arm and hammer stick on would be appreciated. Thanks, Chris

I love these for my fridge! Totally keeps the odor away and a good value for money. I stick it to the inside wall of the fridge and use a sharpie to write the date and change it every month. Bye stinky dingey leftover fridge smell!

Works like baking soda

I have been using Fridge Fresh for years and it really eliminates all odors inside my refrigerator. The suction cup adheres easily to the inside side wall and stays until I want to replace the Fridge Fresh. I highly recommend.

Did not neutralize freezer or fridge odor. Disappointed as I even placed two in each compartment.

Way better than those boxes that end up sticking to shelf once they get any fridge condensation on them. These can go on any inner wall or inner door wall in your fridge. Love.

There should be a place to write when you should replace it. I cant remember 30 days. And you can pull it apart to recycle it, so maybe they could just sell the baking soda pack and I could reuse my plastic frame? Other than that I like the size and suction cup to place it out of the way.

These attach to the inside wall of my frige. The freshener stays out of the way of my food, etc. I think they do a wonderful job of keeping my refrigerator air odor free. I am hooked on this product. I am glad that arm&hammer developed this alternative to placing a box of their baking soda on a shelf.