spilt milk
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you will never get rid of it unless you strip and refit new.
years ago we spilt a bottle in the boot of a mk3 cortina that had a rubber boot mat. it took 4 goes with jeyes fluid and a scrubbing brush to get rid of the stench over a 3 month period. on a modern carpetted finish you don't stand a chance.
you have my sympathies.
years ago we spilt a bottle in the boot of a mk3 cortina that had a rubber boot mat. it took 4 goes with jeyes fluid and a scrubbing brush to get rid of the stench over a 3 month period. on a modern carpetted finish you don't stand a chance.
you have my sympathies.
This may sound crazy but I saw it in a letter to Honest John's column in Daily Telegraph.
Get a largish flat box and fill it with grass cuttings and leave in vehicle. Every 2 or 3 days "ruffle" the grass cuttings to make sure fesh stuff is on the top. After a week replace the grass with fresh. cuttings
They reckoned the grass would absorb the smells in 2 weeks.
Would love to know if anybody tries this and if it really works.
It sounds weired enough to be real!
Ricky
Get a largish flat box and fill it with grass cuttings and leave in vehicle. Every 2 or 3 days "ruffle" the grass cuttings to make sure fesh stuff is on the top. After a week replace the grass with fresh. cuttings
They reckoned the grass would absorb the smells in 2 weeks.
Would love to know if anybody tries this and if it really works.
It sounds weired enough to be real!
Ricky
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I'm a car valeter and you have my sympathy, i've tried all sorts with little or no effect, small amounts you can usually get rid of, in the long run it would be advantageous to replace the carpet with new or one from a breaker
One of life's coincidences?
Today in Honest John's motoring (Daily Telegraph) a similar letter recommends a bowl of malt vinegar left in for a couple of days to absorb smells.
You pays your money you takes your choice!
Ricky
Today in Honest John's motoring (Daily Telegraph) a similar letter recommends a bowl of malt vinegar left in for a couple of days to absorb smells.
You pays your money you takes your choice!
Ricky
Leave a dead fish under the seat, you're gaurenteed you won't smell the milk after that!
also saw somewhere that a small box of charcoal will absorb the smells
get it cleaned proffessionaly that should do it.
failin that go all oooaaaarrrish and get some cow shyte , look like an inbreed country bumpkin molest your own children and live in a paddock then no one will be any the wiser about the spilt milk
failin that go all oooaaaarrrish and get some cow shyte , look like an inbreed country bumpkin molest your own children and live in a paddock then no one will be any the wiser about the spilt milk
Ricky2 said:One of life's coincidences?
Today in Honest John's motoring (Daily Telegraph) a similar letter recommends a bowl of malt vinegar left in for a couple of days to absorb smells.
You pays your money you takes your choice!
I tried that but spilt the malt vineagr, now the car smells of the malt vinegar and the smell we were trying to get rid of (wet carpets). Honest John said "sell the car".....
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