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In reply to the discussion: How do you get a bad odor out of car? [View all]tridim
(45,358 posts)24. Febreeze does work, the only thing that bothers me about it is the cost.
I'm guessing this is one of those products that costs pennies to make. Apparently it's just modified corn starch in water.
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Try sprinkling a lot of baking soda all over the interior over night then vacuum it up the next day.
demosincebirth
Jul 2012
#19
(we did that to a friend at his wedding...put dead fish under the back seat of his car...
lastlib
Jul 2012
#55
I once went fishing at a pier and left frozen squid in the car over the weekend..
X_Digger
Jul 2012
#22
Take some used coffee grounds, spead them out on a plate and leave it in the car for a few days. Of
Erose999
Jul 2012
#26
Thanks for sarting my day with a good laugh. Entire thread is DUzY-worthy and is
coalition_unwilling
Jul 2012
#33
Go to the pet store and get "SIMPLE SOLUTION" -- it has enzymes that get rid of bio-based odors
Lex
Jul 2012
#38
Oh, that's awful! But at least it is not what my daughter had to put up with
Trailrider1951
Jul 2012
#60
Bonus #2..the lime can be sprinkled on the body (chicken parts my ass!) that BIL left. nt
msanthrope
Jul 2012
#69