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Propane leak in boot

tinner777 · 2018-03-06 14:11:43

Hi, whilst replacing my propane bottle last week I mustn't have tightened the empty bottle properly and now there's a smell in the car. Left all doors and boot open for a day but I can still smell it. Any advice on how to get rid of it?? Thanks

06-03-2018 2:11pm

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tinner777

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Hi, whilst replacing my propane bottle last week I mustn't have tightened the empty bottle properly and now there's a smell in the car. Left all doors and boot open for a day but I can still smell it. Any advice on how to get rid of it??

Thanks

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#2 06-03-2018 3:00pm

granturismo

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Sprinkle baking soda on surfaces capable of being vacuumed and then vacuum, wipe all other surfaces with appropriate cleaner,
or leave kitty litter overnigth for a few nights, in a few containers with a large surface area to absorb the odours. A full internal valet will probably give a better result than these.

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