how to remove dog poop smell from vacuum pipe

Gordon_Hose

New hoover all the way.

maninthestreet

Dog poop sucked up with a vacuum cleaner? I've heard it all now.

nubbins

dada44 wrote: »

i think some people assumed it was a normal large chunk - he had watery diarriah. so i let it dry and tried to scrape it off the carpet and vacuum it off when i was done.
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Thanks for clearing that up (excuse the pun), that fine then, thats taken all the grossness out of the situation. At least its only dried dog diarriah specks you are blasting around your home.

chrisw

dada44 wrote: »

i think some people assumed it was a normal large chunk - he had watery diarriah. so i let it dry and tried to scrape it off the carpet and vacuum it off when i was done.

Whoaa! Time for me to leave this thread I think.

mttylad

Put it (ALL the piping and anything else that's non electrical or could be damaged by water) in the bath, fill to cover & put in some washing powder & mix.
Leave for an hour+ then rinse.

Works excellent on blinds so why not pipes

carefullycautious

_pale_ _pale__pale__pale_


Gross!!!!!

richy999

mttylad wrote: »

Put it (ALL the piping and anything else that's non electrical or could be damaged by water) in the bath, fill to cover & put in some washing powder & mix.
Leave for an hour+ then rinse.

Works excellent on blinds so why not pipes

How on earth did you get dog poo on your blinds ?! :rotfl:

stressedashell

Thanks for posting this thread. Wonderful stuff.

hardpressed

Could you hoover up some of the powder that is used to disinfect and deodorise dustbins?

Grimbal

next time OP, perhaps buy one of these