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Vomit Smell
Hi all.
Just before Christmas my son threw up in his girlfriends car after a night on pop. They tried to clean it as best they could but there is still a strong smell of sick in the car. Even with an air freshener it now just smells of strawberry sick. I've offered to have a look and it turns out now to be tomorrow morning. They say that there is no visible evidence of the vomit, so I'm not really sure what to do. He did it over the inside of the passenger door, suffice to say it went all around that area. I haven't got time to hit the shops before she brings it around tomorrow morning. I do have AG Interior Cleaner, Stardrops and Flash with Fabreeze. My plan is to basically go all over with a moderately strong APC mix with a stiff brush, sponge and cloth. Any other tips? I've read that bicarbonate of soda may help and I have plenty of that, but not sure how to use on the inside of a car. Thanks. |
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This works well in these situations
![]() Then if it’s all’ still too much top with these for instant odour removal ![]() This is one of my worse nightmares in a car...I’ve always said, if your going to sick, be sick out the window, that jet washes right off. The interior that really doesn’t. My girlfriend sicked in her favourite handbag once in the car when she felt a little queasy as we were in traffic. A new handbag later but still cheaper than a new interior. Short term, something strong cleaner wise... Long term valet pro does a nice Oder eating cleaner, or failing that Oder bomb it. Last edited by Streeto; 12-01-2018 at 07:51 PM. |
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If give Valetpro Enzyme Eater a whirl - it does not mask the smell, it attacks the enzymes creating the smell.
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If possible take the door card off, and get the seat out, lift the carpet if you can (take the door strip off) lift the carpet and check underneath it.
Don’t use febreze, it s horrible greasy stuff. If proper clean you will see the smell stays away, don’t mask it, it makes it worse. Supermarket or pet shops sell some cleaners for animal “accidents “ and they are enzyme based, works well. Leave bicarbonate soda in a dish (plastic container or so) and it will absorb the smell ( but cleanliness is the answer to remove the smell) |
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My young son had a bug a few weeks ago, threw up over our carpet in living room multiple times, the place stank of vomit, after cleaning it I used KochChemie Fresh Up over the coarse of a few days and it did the trick, it’s an odour eliminator and did work after multiple applications!
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You need a product that can kill living enzymes, there are a few products available such as Autosmart Brisk but since you need a product tomorrow, your local ASDA should stock Rug Doctor products. On the 1001 website they recommend the Spot Troubleshooter spot or Ultra product: https://1001carpetcare.co.uk/index.php/vomit
available from Sainbsury's, Wilkinsons etc: https://1001carpetcare.co.uk/index.p...eshooter-ultra For urine and excrement they recommend the pet stain remover product, available from B&Q and Savers: https://1001carpetcare.co.uk/index.p...-stain-remover Good luck! Last edited by Gixxer6; 12-01-2018 at 08:09 PM. |
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Another one to add to the list, works well according to a family member that has toddlers: http://www.lakeland.co.uk/AllProduct...pray%2520500ml
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I’ve been to eleven-e-rife for my holidays.......this is what the dogs did to mine
![]() And yes that is sh*t that she’d eaten in the park and then throw up down the side of my car ![]() Was in the same predicament as you. I tried the air fresher, like you said rubbish, did the apc and stuff brush and didn’t do much. Lifted seats up etc but still smelt. Went with vanish foam that you spray on, rub in with a brush then leave to dry and hoover up. Worked quite well and made 90% of the smell go. Unfortunately it’s just so cold it takes a while to dry. I got the wife’s hairdryer on it. Come spring/summer I’m goin to blitz it again and should be ok. On a plus nite even radiative isotopes have a half life so the smell won’t last forever! ![]() Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk |
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Bicarb
Bicarbonate of soda for any carpets & fabrics works well. Liberally sprinkle on, work into the fabric/carpet, leave for a couple of hours, overnight would be preferable & then vacuum off. I've no idea of the chemistry behind it but it really works.
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Cheers guys. I haven't time to buy anything, but I do have some vanish carpet mousse. I'll try that and then do the bi-carb trick, though I might make a paste out of it to wipe down as well (vomit is acidic, so I suppose it makes sense to use an alkali).
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