Clorox.  Yes that smelly nasty stuff that you hate to use is great for 
kicking the rear out of this nasty white stuff that you get.  Also known as 
algie or mold.  It's the same problem we all have down south with our air 
conditioners.  If you have an interior drain for your indoor air conditioning 
unit then you have mold and algie.  You can use it straight, if you are only 
going to use it for a short time, or you can dilute it with a high water 
solution to kill the mold on a regular basis.  
    If you use it straight, then be sure that you rinse with a clear water 
solution mixed with a bit of baking soda to help kill odor.  
    If you use it diluted, and keep it in the trap for awhile, then use a 
quarter cup of clorox, or other bleach, to a gallon of water.  Pour however 
much you need into the trap, and save the rest for when the other needs to be 
changed.  Down here it's when enough roaches, i.e. water bugs, have fallen in 
to make it smell bad.  (Grin.)  
                                  Bright Blessings
                                  Kat
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