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Best way to get smell out of car? - 4/5/2005 9:34:03 PM   
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Over this past weekend, i had an "interesting" night on saturday. To save everyone aggrivation, a friend of mine threw up while in my car( i was about to kill the bastard). Anyway, i ran and got a carpet cleaner from pep boys(made for cloth interiors) and that worked well to get the stains out, but the faint smell is still bouncing around the car. I might go back and go over it again with the cleaner, but besides that, 2 air freshners in the car are trying their best to fight the good fight.

Any suggestions?

besides kicking my friend's a$$?
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RE: Best way to get smell out of car? - 4/5/2005 9:39:57 PM   
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Have you tried airing it out? Windows down? Sometimes when any of my family members that smoke ride in my car, after they get out I drive around wiht the windows down to let everything air out, and I use body spray (I am a girl...lol) if I don't have a strong enough air freshner. Is it obvious I hate the smell of smoke? In a house or car, YES.

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RE: Best way to get smell out of car? - 4/5/2005 10:11:03 PM   
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i had the same thing happen to me...i had it cleaned professionally (they shampooed it twice...) and used febreeze and stuff for at least a week or 2....truthfully it lingered for a while, but it takes time to go away. this happened to me in the summer, its ok now. thats the kind of smell that gets everywhere...especially with the carpeting... it even (in my case) got UNDER the carpeting near where the seats bolt in...


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RE: Best way to get smell out of car? - 4/5/2005 10:25:24 PM   
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I use to sell Kirby vacuum cleaners and the products that go with them, honestly Kirby is the best cleaning system out there for home and industrial use. Just find a Kirby dealer in the phone book and go down to where they are and get some of their cleaning supplies, the fabric cleaner and odor removor and ask if someone could demonstrate the machine on your car, then after its done they will ask you if you want to buy it, just tell them no and go on your merry way :)

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RE: Best way to get smell out of car? - 4/5/2005 11:47:48 PM   
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time. and air. i travel for work and a co worker went on the road with me for about 2 months and when we got back i had to give him a ride home because he had left a gallon of milk in his back seat. God the STINK!!!!!!!!!!!!! but he cleaned it the best he could and let it air out constantly. and eventually it went away.

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RE: Best way to get smell out of car? - 4/5/2005 11:56:48 PM   
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I think your friend that puked needs to meet your close friend, "foot". "foot" should get well acquainted with your puke-pal's best friend, "ass".

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RE: Best way to get smell out of car? - 4/6/2005 12:23:06 AM   
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Make your friend bake you fresh brownies every day and put them on your backseat... Problem gone!

I had a friend throwing up in my car... He had a cup though (Ironic how the cup becomes a good thing, eh?) I told him if he missed or fell asleep I would kick his ass... Evey 10-15 secongs I would randomly yell GREG!

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RE: Best way to get smell out of car? - 4/6/2005 1:53:38 AM   
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OK...I worked at a carwash for 2 years. Go to one of those do-it-yourself car washes and bring a bunch of HOT ass carpetshampoo extract mixed with water...pour it on there...Be liberal with the pour. Let it sit for a min. then vacuum out. Take simple green and one of those 3M pads, like they have on the back of sponges, and then, if applicable...clean your leather with it...and clean your vinyl with it. Should fix problem. If you just let it sit it WILL fade.

Somone once thought it would be funny to leave a Milk Chug under my pass. side seat in July. The milk firmented and the mil,k chug EXPLODED. IF ****ing reaked...time, and patience will fix it if you do nothing...but then you gotta smell that awful crap/

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RE: Best way to get smell out of car? - 4/6/2005 8:21:26 AM   
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I had a 79 Z-28 years ago and we left some chicken liver in the trunk after a fishing trip. This was in the middle of summer. Well it spilled onto the trunk carpet. Had to remove carpet and throw away, spray out trunk several times and it still took almost a year to get rid of that smell. So good luck and I hope it's not there for a year!!

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RE: Best way to get smell out of car? - 4/6/2005 11:37:13 AM   
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A little too much of this going on??

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RE: Best way to get smell out of car? - 4/6/2005 11:53:05 AM   
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Not sure if this would work for you or not, but my GF is a nurse and in the past has brought home a bottle of "biological odor remover". Don't know much about it, and haven't tried it yet, but you can imagine the things they must have to rid the odor of...

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RE: Best way to get smell out of car? - 4/6/2005 12:02:36 PM   
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There is stuff out there called Ozium.It's supposed to be able to get rid of puke smells.I think Advance Auto sells it now.The bad thing about puke is the acid,it will eventually eat up the carpet.Get an upolstery cleaner that shoots out soap and sucks it back into a reservoir and clean it over and over untill the water comes up clear.Then run over it again with a baking soda and water solution to nuetralize any remaining acid.Then find the "friend"and dump the residue in his bed.

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RE: Best way to get smell out of car? - 4/6/2005 12:14:14 PM   
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kick your friends a$$

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RE: Best way to get smell out of car? - 4/6/2005 12:48:05 PM   
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RE: Best way to get smell out of car? - 4/6/2005 7:33:18 PM   
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yea, i am airing it out and it seems to be pretty much gone. It was bad though a few days ago when it was really hot and i was driving to a lacrosse game....but thanks for the suggestions guys, it helped a lot!

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RE: Best way to get smell out of car? - 4/6/2005 7:35:48 PM   
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go rent a rug doctor and buy a bottle of pet odor I used to work for them the stuff works

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RE: Best way to get smell out of car? - 4/7/2005 11:11:45 AM   
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somathing that will NOT get the smell out but WILL make you feel a lot better about it is to wipe your friends face in it. and then puke in his car.

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RE: Best way to get smell out of car? - 4/7/2005 5:51:49 PM   
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Oh that always sucks. When I was in HS I had a friend who puked into the defroster vents on his car, he traded it in the next day.

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RE: Best way to get smell out of car? - 4/7/2005 7:20:22 PM   
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Oh that always sucks. When I was in HS I had a friend who puked into the defroster vents on his car, he traded it in the next day.


I can't believe you didn't tell the story of walking into my garage at 1 am and I had the entire interior ripped out of the car...


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RE: Best way to get smell out of car? - 4/7/2005 7:47:41 PM   
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i think what ima do is when im down the shore this summer(jersey shore) and were at a party, im going to be on a balcony and hes gonna be on the porch, and im just gonna get ready, aim, and pull the trigger..and then see what happens!

that or just when hes sleeping pee on him

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