how to remove dog poop smell from vacuum pipe

ratrace

Im in stitches reading this tread lol

CathA

Originally Posted by mttylad View Post
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

richy999 wrote: »

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

I was under the impression that mttylad meant it's a good way of ridding smells from blinds. However, if I've misread it, I'd be intrigued to know - How DID you get dog poo on the blinds? Lol

Gloomendoom

ratrace wrote: »

Im in stitches reading this tread lol

You might like this dog poo and vacuum related video that was posted on Youtube by a bloke on another forum I am a member of.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KbOqsp3oUQI

MadelinesMum

As previously mentioned, I think bicarb and white vinegar is the way to go. A few drops of an essential oil on a cotton wool ball put inside the machine might help. You can buy oils from places like home bargains for 99p - will be found near the medicines and plasters.

You are not the only one to do it. My daughter did the same with vomit.

Gloomendoom wrote: »

You might like this dog poo and vacuum related video that was posted on Youtube by a bloke on another forum I am a member of.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KbOqsp3oUQI

What a nightmare. One of these machines was on my dream list but I think I'll cross it off now. I think my dog would cr*p in front of it just for fun.

mttylad

It works wonders on metal venetian blinds to clean them.

Instead of spending ages wiping them, just chuck em in the bath and then hose em down, works wonders

My dong doesn't poo on my blinds

Ebe_Scrooge

mttylad wrote: »

My dong doesn't poo on my blinds

OK, stop it now, this thread has now gone too far. Dong poo on blinds, whatever next ......