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Car smell

Db42798 · 2018-04-08 17:36:43

Hello how’s it going , I drive and recently I spilled milk in the booth and it may have leaked underneath the back seats. I have tried everything to get rid of the odor and I just can’t seem to get rid of it I am wondering could you help or recommend a valet service in south dublin

08-04-2018 5:36pm

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Db42798

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Hello how’s it going ,
I drive and recently I spilled milk in the booth and it may have leaked underneath the back seats. I have tried everything to get rid of the odor and I just can’t seem to get rid of it I am wondering could you help or recommend a valet service in south dublin

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#2 09-04-2018 10:36am

Notch000

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you probably need bleech or alcohol to kill the bacteria from the spill

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#3 09-04-2018 10:48am

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Gtechniq I2 Tri-Clean is a good bet.

It's the bacteria in the milk that's causing the smell. This product kills the bacteria.

EDIT: Linked to D&D rather than Gtechniq.

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#4 09-04-2018 10:50am

biko

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Pets shops have bottles of stuff that can breaks down biological bonds ii pet pee so might work on milk too.

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#5 09-04-2018 10:21pm

Foxhole Norman

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As mentioned above, if there's no foam backing on the boot liner I'd recommend Gtechniq's I2 Tri Clean. We had a Golf in two weeks ago after having milk spilled in it and once we removed and washed the foam Tri Clean removed any remnants of the milk from the fabrics.

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