car smells ?
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I don't know for sure if it would work. But I do know that a box of baking soda will help absorb funny smells in refrigerators. I was thinking about giving it a try in my car, the new seats I got for it came out of a smoker's car, and it gets pretty pungent if I'm not driving with the windows down.
If anyone knows of a good way to get rid of smoker smell, I'd like to know.
If anyone knows of a good way to get rid of smoker smell, I'd like to know.
tunercrazed
HS Official Hippie
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thats what we use for cars in the shop and it works wonders for smells, its worth a shot and if it doesn't work it has a money back guarantee
thats what we use for cars in the shop and it works wonders for smells, its worth a shot and if it doesn't work it has a money back guarantee
I would think you'd have to strip the interior and clean everything seats, cushions, plastic and the bare interior of the car. Most things that cushion or insulate will hold odors so some might need to be replaced. Or you could just paint the car black with a white stripe and talk with a french accent, a la pepe la pew
91_civic_si
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Fire D One-Shot After-Fire Odor Control, Deodorizers
This is what you need, it will take ANY smell out of a car.
This is what you need, it will take ANY smell out of a car.
Aleaf.CRX
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Lol when I occasionally stop smoking in my car, I use febreeze. I noticed a big difference after a few days of spraying the seats and stuff down a couple times a day.
I dunno if it'll permanently solve your problem, but it's worth a try.
I also noticed the regular spray worked better than the aerosol version of febreeze, though it's more liquid and makes things a little wet.
I dunno if it'll permanently solve your problem, but it's worth a try.
I also noticed the regular spray worked better than the aerosol version of febreeze, though it's more liquid and makes things a little wet.
91_civic_si
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Yeah it works really well. I used it when I was a detailer, it would take out fish smell, sour milk, and even cars that were on fire. I liked it so much I would use it at home every so often. It is the only thing I have ever seen to take the fish smell out of a vehicle.
Koop
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solid, its better wet LOL
93civicracer
Oh, I do a little here and there.
lol I smoke in my car. They're right, the cigarette scent NEVER goes away I think you'd have to replace everything including the damn windows to completely get rid of it.
91_civic_si
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91_civic_si
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For your leather seats I would start with a cleaner and a conditioner (two different products). I reccomend Lexol products. They work real nice on leather.
After reading through this thread and looking at your avatar picture again, I realized you've got a cigarette in your mouth. I guess I always assumed it was a sucker, lol...