could use some help here
left a bag of raw pork bones in my newest car since last friday. well over a 100 degrees in there daily. doesnt look like it leaked but it smells really, really bad. anyone have any industrial strength ideas of what i should do. febreze is all i have here for now and that aint getting it done.
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one called odor ban, and/or baking soda sprinkle powder on carpet vacum it up in couple days...... 0 -
"Nilodor" google it.
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Send the bag-o-bones to Toad67. His neighbor can use them. 3 -
But, if all of the above fails to work, the only way to get rid of the smell is to take the car to an auto upholstery shop & have them replace: the seats, the carpet, & the headliner.Neal
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Ozone generator. Sprinkle fresh coffee grounds around the interior let the sit a while then vacuum them up. All odors are particulate so one can use a carpet cleaner-extractor on the floor and seats. 0 -
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this gets skunk off the dog it should work on the carpet0 -
I had a similar situation.
Left my sweat socks in the car overnight after a city league basketball game. Stunk the car up for at least a week. Could not smell anything else.
You can borrow them if you would like. I am sure it would hide the smell of the pork bones.3 -
Sorry to hear about your problem. Several years ago, about 2003, had a friend with a similar problem; she had left a package of raw chicken in her car over the weekend. We tried everything, including running it through a .25 cent car wash with the windows down! We took the interior out, put in new carpet, new seat covers, new trunk liner, etc. The smell fadded a little, but it never left and it got worse at times. She finally couldn't stand it any longer and had to sell the car. It was a 2 year old Toyota Camry and she only got $4000 for the car! Since then I've heard a lot about a company named OdorXit (there is no "E" in the name). Try their website (OdorXit.com) and maybe even call them to explain your problem. I think they have several different products and they can direct you to the right one and explain the best way of applying it. Good luck and keep us posted!!! 0 -
Back when I worked at a new car dealership one of the salesman turned in his demo, I think it was a Chrysler New Yorker with cloth interior, and he smoked a pipe in the car. It stunk!! 0
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