Until it dries out & no moisture is left in the carcass.
The Only Way To EVER Get The Smell Completely Out, Would Be To Find It. Call an exterminator to do the job.
the dark and moist rooms give smell of dead rat caused by the microbes especailly bacteria
The time it takes for a dead rat smell to go away depends on various factors such as the size of the rat, the location where it died, and the ventilation in the area. In general, it can take anywhere from a few days to a few weeks for the smell to dissipate completely. Properly removing the carcass and airing out the area can help speed up the process.
the rat is a snitch, so to smell a rat means that u think there is a snitch
i smell a rat is an idiom which means to dectect, suspect or to find the tricks of some on. Ex. I smell a rat of JOHN against Shaun.
depends on the species of rat, but an ostrich sure can kill an 93 ostrich pound man...* or take down a bull elephant.ostrich pound > 16 lbs
If the dead rat was in between the walls, then you will find that, once the carcass dries up that the smell will go away. Removing the wall board and replacing it is an option, but it is often hard to isolate just where the dead critter is. You can alleviate the odor in the room using vinegar, or alternatively purchasing and enzyme spray from a janitorial supply store.
Yes
Actually it doesn't take very long for a hermit crab to smell when it's dead. They will not smell if they just died. About 10-15 mins they will start to smell. You have to put the hermit crab up to your nose in order to smell the rotten fish smell.
Odeur d'un rat
no, but it will reek More info: It's not the smell that can be harmful, but rats (especially decaying ones) do carry diseases. And being in the air vents can spread some air borne diseases throughout the house. It would be worth it to have the vent cleaned, just to be on the safe side. Besides, the smell will be there for quite a long time if it's not removed.
i would use some ammonia and vinager mixed with some kind of scent like febreeze.