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JOETHETOE
Original Poster
548 posts
86 months
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The kids spilt milk in our car last week, smell is rank, have taken the matt out and washed but hasnt quite sorted it, plus under the matt is pretty pungent too.
Any ideas or help would be greatly appreciated. Is there anything from Halfords or alike or any specialists that deal with his sort of thing?
Many thanks
Joe
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StottyZr
4,102 posts
32 months
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I spilt chocolate milk all over the carpet of my paggered car. I left it to dry and the smell stopped after about 3days  I'd recommend scrub and clean it the best you can, then leave it to dry!
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djfaulkner
641 posts
87 months
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Don't cry  AutoGlym? Do some good interior cleaner, removes blood and vomit (it's on the bottle)
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LuS1fer
28,548 posts
114 months
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john2443
1,911 posts
80 months
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When this happened to us we cleaned with all sorts of things but the smell remained, someone suggested watered down vinegar, worked a treat!
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JOETHETOE
Original Poster
548 posts
86 months
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Interesting...Just normal chip shop vinegar or white wine vinegar????
Cheers
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funkyrobot
5,940 posts
97 months
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Fire? Cleans everything 
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BigMacDaddy
318 posts
50 months
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Scrub with a solution of Bicarbonate of Soda, then clean with regular upholstery cleaner afterwards - that stuff gets the smell out of just about anything.
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LuS1fer
28,548 posts
114 months
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You could cry over it?
Doh!!!
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coetzeeh
1,083 posts
105 months
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Bought an Alfa 166 years ago and found the owner had spilt milk in the boot - mouldy milk and the smell was something else.
Washed with water + bicarb, then dabbed with white water/vinegar mix. Left a open bowl with vinegar in the car overnight and smell disappeared.
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funkyrobot
5,940 posts
97 months
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I milked a cow in my car once. It s  t all over the floor. Left a right smell!
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