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Smelly (in a bad way) vacuum?
I have no idea what I could have sucked up my vacuum to make it smell bad (well, there was that cricket and the spider from the bathroom...) but it stinks! What can I do to make the smell go away?
It doesn't have a bag, it's a plastic container that I've already emptied and cleaned and it still smell!
4 Answers
- Anonymous1 decade agoFavorite Answer
what I have done is remove the plastic container and wash it, dry it out and then let it sit for awhile to kinda "air dry", You might want to change your filters in the vacuum and if all else fails spray with febreeze.
- Anonymous1 decade ago
If you have a small place and it takes a long time to fill a bag, then I know you hate to change the bag before you have to.they are expensive these days. If you have a pet , then pet dander that you vacuum up can be the culprit, just expect this. If it is just common dirt you might try something call Carpet Fresh. This is a fragrant powder that you sprinkle on your carpet then vacuum up. It leaves not only your vacuum bag but also your whole house with a clean sent Be sure to use only a small amount though, excess powder left in the carpet will seep through into the pad over the years.
- wylde95 A.R.T.Lv 61 decade ago
Crickets & spiders don't cause bad smells
If it has a bag then change it.
If it's a plastic canister then remove it, empty it and wash it.
- sheidu5Lv 51 decade ago
well, first off change bag if ithas one, second, if it does have a bg, you can throw a fab. soft. sheet in it.