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Smell in Car

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Date: 12/05/2000 Topics: Cleaning > Auto | Readers Request > Cleaning  
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My little nephew was unfortunately sick in my sister's car. She cleaned the mess up immediately and has since tried a couple of different solutions to get rid of the smell, but without success. Does anyone have a simple tip to get rid of the smell?

Virginia
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stale milk on carpet in car

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By Mary (Guest Post)
I am looking for a cheap and homemade way to get rid of that musty smell from my air conditioner. Do you all have suggestions? thanks in advance.

Posted on 07/22/2004 | Report Spam or Abuse

By sfunk (1) Contact
Newsprint takes out a lot of smells. I use it when we put away our coolers after use. Simply pack the newsprint on area affected an leave for day or two.

Posted on 12/11/2000 | Report Spam or Abuse

By mkbum (1) Contact
Sprinkle coffee gounds (fresh) in your car--leave overnight, then vacuum. My husband worked in a distribution center and rail cars came in smelling terrible and coffee is what was used. Hope this will help.

Posted on 12/08/2000 | Report Spam or Abuse

By jeff_s_wilson (1) Contact
Wal Mart and perhaps other stores providing goods for hunters sell scent elimination chemicals. A chemical brew designed to help hunters sneak up on hapless deer can just as easily help you kill odors. Effective? You bet! I was able to neutralize the odor of a decompsing mouse that had died in my car's air conditioning blower. Since necrosis is perhaps the most objectionably smelly natural process known to man, this is amazing.

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By gravel (6) Contact
While working in a pet hospital we had tried lots of different things for odor and cleaning. The one I liked best was called Odoban. You can mix a little and spray it for an instance smell-be-gone or use it in a stronger solution for floors, laundry etc.... However the reason I love it is that my husband spilled a full glass of milk in our car seat and drove it to work (in the summer while living at the beach). I could not stand that smell. It took two treatments but worked wonderful. I get it at Sam's club in a gallon size but have found it in 16 oz sizes at pet stores, cleaning places and others. Walmart carried it at one time. Good luck.

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By pat31750 (3) Contact
How about activated charcoal... I think you can get it at a pet store...

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By gold89wing (11) Contact
I have great luck with vinilla, Just A few drops on some cotton will make the car smell NICE

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By n8ur9irl (2) Contact
baking soda sprinkled on area. let it sit, then vacuum.

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By cenozoicgal (2) Contact
I've found that Smells Be Gone (I buy it through our local health food store and also through RealGoods.com) really works wonders in cases like that. I have yet to try a homemade concoction, but there might be one in, for example, the Clean and Green book by Annie Berthold. Good luck!

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