Spilled milk in car.

[cancer man]

I have a customer that made me lose my lunch..
Any ideas how to get rid of that rotten stench??
Tried nilodor even ran an exhaust hose in the car and she has shampooed the car twice.Ideas beside ripping out the rug and foam padding.

[schocker]

I wouldn't cry over it OP.



Try an odor rock

[Disoblige]

Try wet coffee grounds for a few days under the seats.

Otherwise, get a professional interior detail and specifically tell them to get the smell out.

[cancer man]

Originally posted by schocker
I wouldn't cry over it OP.



Try an odor rock

Ha Ha touche..And don't carry all your eggs in a basket.

[MrSector9]

Wurth Quick Fresh


An older coworker of mine had that milk smell, bought a can of this as I have used it many times for "smokey" smelling cars, he said the car never smelled so good inside.

If you are not currently setup with wurth, well you can try haha, but I do know for sure that calgary sterling western star on 90ave/52street se, sells it.

[Supa Dexta]

I need to find some wurth bearing retaining compound too.

[ROBOCOP]

Carpet cleaner extractor. You can rent, borrow one or buy one for yourself. That the only thing that will work, no amount of scrubbing, chemicals, or cleaning solutions etc can get the smell out. I was driving a drunk friend and she puked all over my car and it soaked into the carpet. That was the ONLY thing that got ALL the smell out, milk should be easy but get it done asap.

[roll_over]

chlorine dioxide? Maybe http://www.biocidesystems.com/howitworks.html

[Seth1968]

I had something similar happen, and Febreeze Anti Bacterial upholstery spray worked.

Sprayed it on once a day for three days and the smell was gone.

[big A]

I have a buddy that everytime someone tells one of those "someone barfed in my car" stories" he says you should have used Ginger Ale to get rid of the smell.

I have no idea but it sounds like you're willing to try anything.

[AndyL]

Ugh, this brings back lovely memories of fixing this once...

4-5 thorough shampoos (2 week intervals) with an enzyme cleaner (think I used the rugdoctor one); ran a little PA ionizer/ozone generator thing (that actually really worked well in the summer) knocked the worst of the odor down for that initial door opening...

But it never totally went away... Let it sit for a summer long weekend closed up tight - and 3 days later - you're retching

[RickDaTuner]

The smell won't go way because it's the bacteria living in the apolstry that continues to bring the smell back, more specifically, it's the poop they create.
Like others have mentioned, you'll need an organic Oder destroyer, Like vinegar and water

[PulsePro]

Try some CleanGo GreenGo