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How can I get rid of bad smelly feet odour in my car? It's not form my feet or a stray shoe - I think he it must have been a spillage no one is admitting to!
Helen from Ireland
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RE: Smelly Feet Odor in My Car
I had a zucchini roll under my car seat once. Out of sight, out of mind. Until a few days later that is. Wow what a smell! After scooping it out with paper plate, I cleaned the carpet as well as possible and then Febreezed the whole car, especially the carpet. It worked!
RE: Smelly Feet Odor in My Car
Also could be something like urine from a cat or other animal that was UNDER car where you may have parked for a while in the heat or animal could have peed under hood or on tire maybe? I spray OUST in my vents at times and then run car with vents open to air out. goodluck!
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Post By diane (Guest Post)
(07/21/2007)
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Helen, Sometimes when we get a lot of rain and use our air conditioner or vents it smells like "feet', but I think it is just stagnant water. We let the car and vent run for a while or you could check with a car dealer.
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Post By Liz (Guest Post)
(07/20/2007)
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Helen, You might want to try putting baking soda on the carpet and upholstery. Also BBQ charcoal sounded pretty good too. Liz Bisbee, Az
RE: Smelly Feet Odor in My Car
Hi Helen - Western Washington State, here on the Pacific Ocean, is a lot like Ireland for climate (we have the forty shades of green for sure). I would suggest keeping the pot-type dehumidifiers in your car. It's just a kit you buy, a plastic container with a packet of crystals to put in the top half. so that it pulls the humidity out of the air. Foot odor, if that's what it is, is caused by a fungus, and complete dryness is needed to kill it.
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Post By Sandy (Guest Post)
(07/20/2007)
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Did somebody smoke in your car? It kind of smells like feet when it gets into the upholstery.
RE: Smelly Feet Odor in My Car
Try leaving some charcoal in your car for a few days, should absorb the smell. But you really need to get to the bottom of it.
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