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Thread Number: 362
...any way to get that "wet dog" smell out of a vacuum? |
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| Post# 3453 , Reply# 4 11/2/2006 at 17:40 (6,374 days old) by charles~richard () | ||
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| Post# 3502 , Reply# 6 11/3/2006 at 19:03 (6,373 days old) by vacuumgenius () | ||
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bad smell I would try just wiping the vacuum out with white vinegar. It takes the smell out of everything that I have ever tried. Barb MacMillan | ||
| Post# 3505 , Reply# 7 11/3/2006 at 19:51 (6,373 days old) by charles~richard () | ||
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Vinegar Might work. Had not thought of that. My mom used to boil a small saucepan of vinegar when she fried fish to keep the odor from permeating the entire house. I =hate= fried fish btw. YUCK. | ||
| Post# 4926 , Reply# 8 11/29/2006 at 18:14 (6,347 days old) by heritage () | ||
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perhaps Kirby Odorific? | ||
| Post# 4928 , Reply# 9 11/29/2006 at 19:49 (6,347 days old) by compactc9 () | ||
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I like how ozone works for killing odors. I have this "Living Air" air purifier thing that makes ozone, I use it mainly for deodorizing vacuums. It has worked well so far. | ||
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