Will the Moso bag get rid of fresh paint odor?
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Honestly I don't think it would get rid of it. It might help a tiny bit but I would use something else.
1661191
Just to add to P.Tran's answer, you may try adding a 1/2 tsp of white vinegar in a sink of water for the final rinse to get rid of odor.
2074459
Yes. I use the IF YOU CARE brand, certified compostable food waste bags. I have had no issues of odor or bugs - ever. When the bags are full I tie them shut and dispose into a compost bin.
2161995
My best guess is that something in the bag was a little bit damp when you packed it. It doesn't take much water to create mildew when a package is sealed up for a long period of time. I think that if you could really get all of the air out of the bag, you wouldn't have the musty mildew odor. But it isn't really possible to get ALL of the air out of the bag, so there you have it.
1128442
I've had my vacuum 1 1/2 years and I have changed it once. Some of the dust and dirt will come out if it is tapped on a hard surface. I do this each time I change the bag. We have 3 small indoor dogs. When I vacuumed the other day I noticed that dusty stale odor. Guess it's time to change it. But you should be able to see the dirt that won't shake out.
1385634
The old IQ Air GC MultiGas does not remove odors. I can't speak to the newer model, but I suspect its no better.
1085134
It will neutralize what's in the air and on the paint surface fairly well. If there is still some smell inside the paint or the wall it might come back, though. It'll probably do fine with latex but oil-based might take longer. If fumes got into things like carpets or furniture it will get that. So...no guarantees, but usually will knock it down and out of other items. Some oil-base or polyurethane takes a few weeks for the 'oily' smell to go.
1829448
With it being a new item, it may take a little while for the smell to go away. You could probably take a very lightly dampened cloth with fabreeze and wipe it down to see if that helps a little.
1086777
I just rinse it out weekly with a soap and water, works fine for me. I haven't had an issue with odor
380478
In honesty I'm not sure. I have the same bag and it doesn't have a smell to it. Sometimes just using an item for a week or so will help break it in and it will adapt to the smell of your home or whatever you're carrying in it.
1235130
I don't have a pet but if a leg bag leaks we clean up and then spray. No odor remains. Can't find it with uv light.
1626672
I stored coats and hoodies in space bags, and I am very sensitive to the scent of plastic on anything I wear. I did not notice any smells from the plastic bags on any of my clothes. They stayed very clean and very compact during the time when I was moving from one house to another. Even time spent in the back of a hot moving truck didn't affect the way the clothes smelled when I later removed them from the Ziploc Space Bags. They were as fresh as when I packed them.If you do notice any little bit of scent I am sure it would easily be eliminated by one round in a washing machine.
1435677
It may, but I would definitely start with Saddle Soap as a preliminary conditioner. Or take your bag to an old-fashioned shoemaker/repairer for advice.
1037325
It's blocking paint fumes for me, so it probably would block other chemical smells.
788440
Leave it out in the air...Mother Nature has her way of cleansing bad odors quickly. I didn't have an odorproblem with my case but I would do the above if I did. Good luck!
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I stored coats and hoodies in space bags, and I am very sensitive to the scent of plastic on anything I wear. I did not notice any smells from the plastic bags on any of my clothes. They stayed very clean and very compact during the time when I was moving from one house to another. Even time spent in the back of a hot moving truck didn't affect the way the clothes smelled when I later removed them from the Ziploc Space Bags. They were as fresh as when I packed them. If you do notice any little bit of scent I am sure it would easily be eliminated by one round in a washing machine.
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My bean bag was not that smelly, and I did not have the same issue you had. i have read you can take the foam out of the bag and wash the cover, that should help. Also, the more you "fuf it", the less it will smell.