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  • notnow

    Don't spill milk inside your car. Think rotten cheese. And it keeps coming back every time you close the windows in damp air and the sun heats up in the mornings.

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  • dunbarboyz
    notnow: 30165853819291/comments/30165808452635

    Don't spill milk inside your car. Think rotten cheese. And it keeps coming back every time you close the windows in damp air and the sun heats up in the mornings.

    Nilodor Inc. Bolivar Ohio. Call them they make odor digesters.

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  • Oakie

    Try to get the odor of a decomposing body, out of a car!!!! We took this gentleman out of a corvette, that had been in there for eight days. They tried to sell that vet for 6 months. The impound lot finally had it crushed. They tried everything to get that smell out. It absorbs into everything. They said you could smell it all the way into their offices.

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  • William81
    Oakie: 30165853819291/comments/30165821932443

    Try to get the odor of a decomposing body, out of a car!!!! We took this gentleman out of a corvette, that had been in there for eight days. They tried to sell that vet for 6 months. The impound lot finally had it crushed. They tried everything to get that smell out. It absorbs into everything. They said you could smell it all the way into their offices.

    We need a new choice for reacting to posts...... I would suggest eew be added for this situation !

    notnow: 30165853819291/comments/30165808452635

    Don't spill milk inside your car. Think rotten cheese. And it keeps coming back every time you close the windows in damp air and the sun heats up in the mornings.

    About 10 years ago, my bride took my almost new Escape to the store and got some items to take on our upcoming 10 day vacation. She left a half gallon of milk that had slid under the driver's seat. We left for our vacation the next morning taking her vehicle and leaving mine in the garage. It was August, so temps in the 90's all week. We returned home and I was going to run to town and get a few things. Opened the door to my Escape and WOW...... The jug had split and most of it spilled out. Luckily none of it went down the heat vent.....

    Thankfully my best buddy owned a carpet cleaning business.....It took a couple of applications to finally kill it off !

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  • Brookwood

    Talking about rotten stink, the worst I have encountered was the time several years ago that I forgot about a 10 pound bag of potato's left inside of my old pop up camper and put it up for the winter.


    Come Spring and opening it up, I could have sworn there was a dead body in there!!! Who'd a thunk potato's could be so gross!

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  • tsavo303

    Watch ammo nyc. On YouTube. He will teach u how to save interior as much as possible

    carpet cleaner like wet dry vac with baking soda poured over wet spots is a good start


    Do not cover it up. Fix it first

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  • htredneck

    My dad and several of his 'rusty zipper club' friends were firm believers in using a bag of fresh cut grass.

    The worse the smell, the bigger the bag.

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  • NeoBlackdog

    I've found that the best way to prevent odors in the truck is to pull over and get out before you fart. That's what my wife keeps telling me, anyway.

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  • JimmyJack

    The smell of the rotting grass would be worse than the stink?

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  • Okie743

    Fresh coffee grounds will work wonders.

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  • KenK/84Bravo

    WTH?

    Has @Ricci.Wright been in this Vehicle? πŸ€”

    Smells like moldy cheese, sweaty socks, spoiled milk, rotten fish, fresh dog feces, older/used cat boxes, etc.

    Use/burn incense is my recommendation. (After) Eliminating the odor cause. (ie - Removing Ricci, from the vehicle.) πŸ™ˆπŸ™‰πŸ™Š

    *I also (recently) have been watching the "Dirty Old Cars," episodes. Good stuff/turnarounds. πŸ‘

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