All of us had to clean an old window air conditioning before applying in the basement because it had a smell every single time the two of us turned it on
I hate it when things get stored for extended periods of time plus start to develop problemsome smells. I mentioned to my youngsters that our mop head must be hung up to dry after it’s used otherwise it will harbor mold spores plus bacteria, thus mucking up the floor when you’re trying to clean. I suppose that they understand implicitly why this needs to be done, but I still really can’t get them to remember every single time. The most luck I ever got was after I made a physical sign to put above the mop station to tell them when they’re done to hang the mop so the head can dry out totally; Then I had the idea of adding a crucial step to the start of every mopping technique—sanitizing the mop head before use with a single bag of diluted floor sanitizer to rinse out plus clean it before making a fresh bucket for mopping the floor. Others may find these procedures trivial, plus I suppose that’s a fair position to hold if you don’t have a sensitive nose nor any terrible respiratory dust sensitivities of any kind. Sadly, that’s not applicable to my husband plus I, nor our youngest child who has recently developed terrible asthma. All of us had to clean an old window air conditioning before applying in the basement because it had a smell every single time the two of us turned it on. Thankfully the two of us found an important cleaning spray for air conditionings at the hardware store plus after many applications, the window a/c was smelless once again. The aerosol cleaning spray destroyed the mildew plus bacteria that had landed on the evaporator coil from years of use plus storage.