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Yes. By removing excess surface moisture the growth of bacteria harbouring mould is reduced or even eliminated. As a result, odours are significantly reduced, or in most cases completely eliminated. Also, the reduction of air borne moisture levels will result in less cross odour contamination between food types. Your product will no longer have that “fridge taste”!
