Had to do this with my one of my sisters cars when she got it, gave it the works wet vacced everything and steam cleaned the headliner and to get that last element of stale smell out I put a California scent under the seat where the vents are, turned the heating on full blast and left it for a few minutes to embed the smell around the interior
Gave it a good clean over the weekend.
Steam cleaned all the interior fabrics including the headliner, then wet vac'd the mats and carpet.
Hopefully it done the trick.
bi carbonate of soda be a worth a try too Keith
What / how would I apply it ?Originally Posted by ChrispyFish
bi carbonate of soda be a worth a try too Keith
Buy it in the baking aisle in Tesco its about 1euro throw it down on the carpets and seats for couple hours and the hover upWhat / how would I apply it ?bi carbonate of soda be a worth a try too Keith
Thats my weekend project now. No harm doing it.Buy it in the baking aisle in Tesco its about 1euro throw it down on the carpets and seats for couple hours and the hover upWhat / how would I apply it ?bi carbonate of soda be a worth a try too Keith
Want to try buff the E90 to try remove sun cream hand prints and fit the OEM mudflaps to it.
wet and dry vac and try Valet Pro-Enzyme Odour Eater I find it great for milk or vomit
I used to smoke quite heavily and my car smelled like an overflowing ash tray. When I quit, I put lots of baking soda in the ash tray. When not in use, I left the car windows closed so the baking soda could do its magic. Change the baking soda frequently. Took about two weeks but it really worked
cut an onion in half and leave it in the car for a day..works wonders.
Have spilled sour milk in mine and tried baking soda and cleaning products to no avail. The onion did the trick perfectly
Gonna try this baking soda stuff. It's not as bad as when I bought it but I wish I'd read this when I was repeatedly cleaning it :/
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