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07-07-2005, 05:38 PM
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|  another smell topic ... my car Ok, so to expand on BradG's topic, what do you guys use to get that smell out of the carpet in the car ... yeah i'm an idiot, nuff said. oh, and i cant throw the car out hahahaha. I already ran the floor mats through the washing machine, its actually on the real carpet of the car. |
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07-07-2005, 06:12 PM
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Gender:  | well i usually just throw out my car and buy a new one, they arent that expensive. ive never had this problem but why not buy some of that incense stuff and burn a stick in your car with all of the windows closed im sure that the smell of the incense would absorb into the carpets and seats (make sure u get a scent u like) might work, and it would look really kool to see your car filled with smoke lol |
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07-07-2005, 07:36 PM
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| Okay...I'll repost my advice from the shaker bottle>>> Burn it in effigy and buy a new one...change is good sometimes. Besides, I find it very theraputical to burn something once in a while that has pissed me off. Hope this helps, Your resident psychopathic pyromaniac. caveat: have good insurance |
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07-08-2005, 08:12 AM
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| Ok so the car burning went well, but taking the bus to work this morning made me realize something ... the bus smells worse then the car did. So I commenced the bus burning ... the other commuters didnt like that too much ... thanks guys  |
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07-08-2005, 09:45 AM
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| Alright, try this. Vinegar. Take a bowl/cooking pan - more long than deep, the greater surface area the better. Put a cup or three of vinegar in pan. Let it sit overnight or when you are not driving. It should start to pull up some smell. Febreese does work, all it is is cornstarch. A better option, throw cornstarch all over the car. and vacum the hell out of it. use a sho vac or something strong, if cornstarch gets wet in carpet, its not fun. Find the cause of the smell. Apply bacteria/enzyme digester to the affected area with a sponge or rag. This product kills odors by destroying bacteria. If its not gone.... bring it to a detailer. They have met smelly cars before. |
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07-08-2005, 11:56 AM
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| good lookin out guys, i'm gonna shampoo the shit out of the carpet this weekend, then hit it with some ozium and febrezzzz again ... then sell that fucker so if two weeks down the road it comes back ... not my problem or just have it stolen, ala the seinfeld bo episode |
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