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How to Prevent a Smelly Vacuum Cleaner by Dave Donovan It's Saturday morning, the sun is out and you're ready to do some cleaning around the house--but as you plug in your vacuum cleaner and turn it on--you're assaulted by a sour, smelly odor that permeates your very soul! It smells like your vacuum cleaner was doused in vinegar and left to sit in the sun for two weeks. So much for a nice smelling house! It doesn't have to be this way. By following a few very simple steps--you can ensure that your vacuum cleaner never smells like spoiled buttermilk again.	Featured Member Bobbi Holmes Lake Havasu City, Arizona Bobbi Holmes's Articles How to Freeze Bananas Which are Easier to Use How to Make a Midori Green Thing Cocktail How to Make a Midori Swamp Thing Cocktail
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