MarcB
ClioSport Club Member
182 Trophy & 197 F1
So for some reason to which I have no idea or why its even happened the inside of my car is absolutely honking and there is a bad smell.
(its not me as I shower twice daily )
I have no idea what's caused it or what it is as I have not spilt anything or dropped anything.
I have fully checked the carpets and all are dry and I have checked under the seats also.
The smell is not coming through the vents and it smells worse when opening the boot of the car.
I have bought two bottles of febreze anti-bac fabric freshener and read the instructions which state to spray until damp and when on drying it will deodorize and remove smells.
I have left my windows opening an inch or so during the day and 1 week later the smell is exactly the same with no change.
Reading some ways to fully deodorize the car are -
Does anyone know or have any good solutions or tried a product that actually works and works well, Im once again going to be stripping the car out at the weekend and I have also bought an Air Con bomb to put through the A/C System to see if this helps.
Anyone shed any help on this ??
(its not me as I shower twice daily )
I have no idea what's caused it or what it is as I have not spilt anything or dropped anything.
I have fully checked the carpets and all are dry and I have checked under the seats also.
The smell is not coming through the vents and it smells worse when opening the boot of the car.
I have bought two bottles of febreze anti-bac fabric freshener and read the instructions which state to spray until damp and when on drying it will deodorize and remove smells.
I have left my windows opening an inch or so during the day and 1 week later the smell is exactly the same with no change.
Reading some ways to fully deodorize the car are -
White Vinegar
If there’s a jack-of-all-odors cleaner, it’s white vinegar. White vinegar naturally kills bacteria, fungus, and mold thanks to its antibacterial and antifungal properties. It’s also super cheap. Mix one part white vinegar with two parts water in a spray bottle and spray on your seats. No labor necessary; just let it dry. Repeat as many times as needed.Enzyme Digester
An enzyme digester breaks down smelly bacteria quickly. It’s commonly found in pet odor removers and is safe for cloth upholstery. It won’t be as cheap as white vinegar, but it’s often odorless (unlike white vinegar). Just follow the directions on the package.Baking Soda/Coffee Grounds
We grouped these two together because they work and are used in the same way. They both absorb odors from the air. Simply put a bowl of baking soda or coffee grounds in your vehicle overnight. Make sure that the windows and doors are completely shut. In the morning, dispose/compost the baking soda/coffee grounds. Repeat with a fresh bowl as necessary.Dryer Sheets
This one is for a car that smells like cigarettes. Most of the time, you’ll have to get a smoked-in vehicle professionally detailed, but you can place dryer sheets under the seats as a temporary solution. It will absorb smoking odors and give off a fresh scent. Switch them out when they stop absorbing odor.Does anyone know or have any good solutions or tried a product that actually works and works well, Im once again going to be stripping the car out at the weekend and I have also bought an Air Con bomb to put through the A/C System to see if this helps.
Anyone shed any help on this ??