Getting rid of the stank
07-28-2003, 03:34 PM
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Getting rid of the stank
OK I don't normally pick up hitchhikers but it was raining so I picked up what turned out to be a hiker who had just spend 8 days in Rocky Mountain National Park. As you can imagine he stank and that smell is now in my car. The smell is going no where. I cleaned off the passenger seat for no effect. Any ideas how to get this stink out of my car? I am thinking baking soda application overnite and then maybe some sort of leather solvent to get any bacterial smell off the seat. I never believed that BO could take over the interior of a car but this has, your input appreciated.
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07-28-2003, 03:49 PM
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I don't fault anyone, just something that happened that I want to fix :)
He did comment on how I would fit in well in AZ with my driving style though. I guess AZ drivers like to speed and pass alot as well.
