No use crying...
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...over the half pint or so of milk that just leaked onto my passenger seat.
Anyone have any clever idea to get rid of it and avoid the sour milk smell? Thankfully the cold weather means its frozen most of the time, dread to think what it'd be like by now in hot weather.
Will a goob mobile valeting service be any use, not sure what tools they have available to them.
ETA: Seats are half leather half alcantara, so no vigorous scrubbing.
Anyone have any clever idea to get rid of it and avoid the sour milk smell? Thankfully the cold weather means its frozen most of the time, dread to think what it'd be like by now in hot weather.
Will a goob mobile valeting service be any use, not sure what tools they have available to them.
ETA: Seats are half leather half alcantara, so no vigorous scrubbing.
Edited by marsred on Wednesday 1st December 09:07
Munter said:
No practical help. Just saying it's pretty much my biggest fear with a car. A milk spill.
I'd think you want something biological that will "eat" the milk. What will do that I have no idea.
My exact thoughts when I realised what had happened. My grandparents had to sell their car when a similar thing happened as nothing would fix it. At least I have the option of replacing the seat (or rather just the bottom section) which is drastic.I'd think you want something biological that will "eat" the milk. What will do that I have no idea.
The smell hasn't hit yet as its staying lovely and fresh, which I'm guessing gives me time to act before that stage hits.
Plan A is a mobile valeting man/woman as I have no time try much myself at work. ANyone know a good one covering Bolton?
I don't think we have a measuring jug I can use for urine, otherwise i'd be right there throwing it on the passenger seat.
I've gone for Simple Solutions Stain & Odour Remover from Pets at Home. I hope it works becuase i threw a huge amount of it on there.
This is to be followed up by a mobile valet on Monday morning.
Also interesting to note that you can cover up the smell in the car by having a KFC Fillet Tower Burger Meal in it.
I've gone for Simple Solutions Stain & Odour Remover from Pets at Home. I hope it works becuase i threw a huge amount of it on there.
This is to be followed up by a mobile valet on Monday morning.
Also interesting to note that you can cover up the smell in the car by having a KFC Fillet Tower Burger Meal in it.
marsred said:
I don't think we have a measuring jug I can use for urine, otherwise i'd be right there throwing it on the passenger seat.
Then some stuff
Also interesting to note that you can cover up the smell in the car by having a KFC Fillet Tower Burger Meal in it.
You probably need to eat a few of those KFCs,wait for about 2 hours then piss in the urine jug. Mix with other ingredients and apply to the affected area...Then some stuff
Also interesting to note that you can cover up the smell in the car by having a KFC Fillet Tower Burger Meal in it.
Where2Guv said:
Autosmart do a biological cleaner called 'BioBrisk' that we used to use on alcohol sick in the taxi's. I think we used it on baby milk too with good results.
Use this. Don't waste your time with anything else. I tried everything in the summer, and BioBrisk was the only thing that REALLY worked properly, and quickly.
OMG! Why you go and do that! Well your in for a treat, I split 6 pints in my old mans brand new company car which I was using.
It stunk, I had to take out the drivers seat, cut away the insulation, I hired a steam cleaner, use all sorts of chemicals, I had the carpet right up.
I still stinks 6 months on.
I tried the special cat litter with crystals in which really got a lot of the moisture out
It stunk, I had to take out the drivers seat, cut away the insulation, I hired a steam cleaner, use all sorts of chemicals, I had the carpet right up.
I still stinks 6 months on.
I tried the special cat litter with crystals in which really got a lot of the moisture out
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