Here's how to get rid of dead rat smell in simple but proven steps.
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Now that you have all your tools and materials ready, let's get rid of that awful smell...

Step one, folks. We've got to play detective and track down our smelly intruder. It's a game of hide-and-seek you never asked for. Check out those sneaky spots: behind furniture, inside closets, under the bed. Follow your nose. It knows.

Found it? Awesome! Now, gear up with some gloves and get yourself a sturdy plastic bag or a shovel, 'cause it's removal time. Be gentle, we don't want any additional smells, or worse, diseases. Too much to handle? No shame in calling a pro!

Once the rat is bagged, double-bag it. Tie it up tight. Then, off it goes into your outdoor trash. Remember, not your indoor one, we don't want to invite more uninvited guests!

Now, it's time for a little breeze. Crack open those windows and doors. Get the fans whirring. Let's shoo that stench right out!

Alright, it's cleaning time. Whip up that magic potion of equal parts white vinegar and water. Give it a little test run on a hidden spot, then spray away. Let it sit, then wipe it off with clean cloths or paper towels. Don't forget to chuck those dirty cloths and paper towels in the outdoor trash!

But what if there's still a lingering odor? Don’t worry, we've got some secret weapons: activated charcoal, baking soda, and vinegar. The trifecta of odor busters!

First up in our odor-fighting arsenal is activated charcoal. It's like a sponge for stench! This stuff is super porous, meaning it just soaks up those nasty smells from the air. You can grab some in powder form, granules, or even convenient little bags. Just pop it in the stinky area, let it do its thing, soaking up that awful smell. But remember, like a sponge, it gets full, so don't forget to replace it with a fresh batch when needed.

Next up, we have the humble baking soda, the old reliable of smell busting! This stuff is a natural odor neutralizer. Just sprinkle it on surfaces that reek or put a bowl of it in the room. Like a silent ninja, it'll attack the odor overnight. Then simply vacuum it up or wipe it off.

Finally, we have vinegar, a double agent in our fight against the stink. Remember how we used it for cleaning? Well, this versatile liquid also packs a punch against lingering smells. Just like with baking soda, pour some vinegar in a bowl and leave it in the affected area. It might smell a bit like a fish and chip shop at first, but it'll help zap that dead rat stench, promise!



And here's another tip. Get yourself an air purifier, preferably one with an activated carbon filter. That thing will suck up those nasty particles and leave you with fresh, clean air. Just remember to keep it maintained!

Now, if the rat had a farewell party in your ventilation system, you'll want to call in a professional as it might be too much for you to handle on your own..

That's it, folks! You now have a roadmap to a fresher, cleaner home. Before you go, don't forget to hit that subscribe button, share this video with anyone battling a rat smell, and drop a comment below. Let's help each other out!

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