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By mary (Guest Post)
02/06/2009
We tried coffee but we another choice because it did not work completely we want to use baking soda but we don't know how to use it. Help us.
By emma (Guest Post)
09/22/2008
Had a cup of milk spill in the console of the car. It's been there for 4 weeks or more looks like jelly. I just got back from a trip and need help cleaning it up.
By grandma J (Guest Post)
07/20/2008
Lots of the good ideas are listed. Pour the baking soda and rub it in, take a sponge, rag, etc and mop it with vinegar. WEAR GLOVES. I would suggest your outdoor garden hose or run it from the house and use hot water.Sop it up with newspapers.
If you live in warm climate, go ahead and get it replaced. Even indoor/outdoor works or carpet for the outside steps. You want to be able to clean it easily.
By John Morgan (Guest Post)
07/20/2008
Bicarbonate of Soda is the answer! It's a great neutralizer and cleaner!
By guest (Guest Post)
03/12/2007
Put, carpet freshener, with coffee that you make in the morning, and it makes something of a neutralizer to the milk and will stop the smell!
By Guest (Guest Post)
09/21/2005
Vinegar! Its the only thing that will remove the smell. Pour at least as much vinegar on the area as the amount of milk that was spilt. Leave it soak right into the carpet and leave for half an hour or so, hoover off the excess and leave the rest to dry.
By amarah (Guest Post)
09/13/2005
Save yourself the trouble now....replace the carpet... this has happened to me before pull out the carpet in the trunk you can buy replacement carpet at the auto store... use the old piece as a template to cut the new piece. Be sure to wipe out the inside really good and let it air dry if you can before putting in the new carpet.
By Cheryl from Missouri (Guest Post)
08/30/2005
Did you try removing the carpet piece (comes out to get to spare tire) and hosing it down at a car wash? Have you tried leaving some charcoal in the trunk to help absorb the odor?
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