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Jan 27, 2015
10:11:06am

Ragnar Danneskjold

The make / model will determine the solution.

If the febreeze or enzyme cleaner isn't working, I would get the carpet and sound mat underneath replaced.

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Ragnar Danneskjold

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Tips/tricks for getting odors out of car carpets? EDIT

bluebloodedcoug

1/27/15 9:31am

First question, what is the model and year?

Ragnar Danneskjold

1/27/15 9:33am

The answer will determine if fire is a viable option.

Solid-State Blue

1/27/15 9:34am

Get a new Car

bushy7

1/27/15 9:33am

I sold the car

byujag

1/27/15 9:35am

Caveat emptor.

SierraCoug

1/27/15 9:39am

Of the Klingon empire?

TNT

1/27/15 9:40am

Pour febreze everywhere and keep the doors closed for about a week

uberslacker

1/27/15 9:35am

RE: Tips/tricks for getting odors out of car carpets?

foofcoug

1/27/15 9:35am

You could try this:

Dread Pirate Westley

1/27/15 9:47am

My wife once didn't notice a leaking gallon of milk

kccougar

1/27/15 9:47am

You could try an enzyme cleaner.

kccougar

1/27/15 9:49am

it's the BEAST!!

1/27/15 10:03am

vomit is probably similar to garbage juice

korihor

1/27/15 10:09am

I used something like this to get cigarette smoke smell out of a car once.

GilaHank

1/27/15 10:10am

The make / model will determine the solution.

Ragnar Danneskjold

1/27/15 10:11am

Have a detailer put an odor bomb in it.

John Doe

1/27/15 10:31am

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