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What I would try first is adding a gallon or 2 of vinegar and fill with 
water and let it set a couple days. That should cut any residue clinging to 
the side of the barrel. Drain & rinse.  If it still smells, dump in an ample 
amount of baking soda, close it back up, add water next day and let that set 
before draining and rinsing throughly and allowing to dry out.
It may still smell a bit if left sealed up and it gets hot, so I would still 
fill just before the ride & drain and air out right after. Or try the 
vinegar treatment again.
Nancy Mitts



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