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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Op here. I also forgot to mention that my walls smell amazing! I feel like I just hit the lottery. This will be my new go to. I left a few weeks ago and came back home to a house that didn’t smell fresh. It wasn’t the first time. I will be leaving in a few days and can’t wait to see if I come back to that same stinky smell or if perhaps taking the time to clean the walls have helped! [/quote] I don’t know but I fully believed my house smelled bad all the time and I could only smell it when I’d been away, but then we went away and had a house sitter and when we came back the house smelled normal/clean. So I think when a house is shut up and empty it can just smell stale. The house sitter didn’t do any out of the ordinary cleaning. [/quote] I have heard this before, that the odor is from the house being shut up. However, I do believe that the smells in your house are in the soft furnishings, carpets, walls…washer ….even your drains and sinks. If you take care to keep these items clean and fresh, at least the smell of your home will be one of freshness and not grease, spices etc. I think for people who have pets, especially dogs….it’s important to keep walls, and baseboard and cabinets wiped down because they love to lick these places and the smell build up is just gross. [/quote]
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