Help desperately needed...
Mary Mathews
During the storm this past week my car leaked and the water puddled on
the floor board behind the driver's seat. I got the water out, but there
is a terrible odor. Does anyone know of a strong deodorizer that I could
use on my car. Thank you, sincerely. Mary
JonquilJan
moisture but also wllhep with the odor.
But it could me mildew. You might hae o replace the carpet.
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Mary Mathews
Thank you so much! I will get some 'kitty litter' in the morning. If it
doesn't work I will check on having the carpet replaced. Thanks again.
Mary
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wrote:
Replacing the carpeting should be the very last resort. If you get no
answers here that seem to work, I would try AllExperts.com
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> Thank you so much! I will get some 'kitty litter' in the morning. If it
> doesn't work I will check on having the carpet replaced. Thanks again.
> Mary
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Make sure to get unscented litter. There are LOTS of litters out there with
some truly vile odors! There's a "citrus" one which smells worse than fresh,
uncovered cat output!
Vandy Terre
Vent a window on a dry sunny day to help remove excess moisture from the
vehicle. Baking soda can help absorb moisture and reduce odor. Maybe shampoo
the carpet and vacuum heavily once dry.
frie...@zoocrewphoto.com
Odorz Out
It's a canister of granular powder, found at the pet store, that
absorbs odors. It works great for everything I have tried, including
some musty rug after a water leak that went unnoticed for a while and
mildewed a bit.