[kurtverbose]

I had do take my cats on a long journey and one had an 'accident'. While there was no stain the smell lingered.....and lingered.

I read this some time ago in Honest John's column in the Telegraph. Don't know if it's useful, but it's certainly entertaining.
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Poultry in motion

A pack of chicken fillets fell behind some tools in the boot of my Vauxhall Astra at the beginning of August. I didn't use the car for a month and, when I returned, the smell was indescribable. The car has been shampooed three times and subjected to incense sticks, air fresheners, anti-bacterial spray and bicarbonate of soda applications, but still the odour lingers. Help!
W.R., Putney

Find a valeting company with an Odour-Go fogging machine or contact Odour-Go direct (

http://www.odour-go.com

).

 

[S9KSY]

So all you guys expecting babies very soon, in time this could happen to you, therefore a weak solution of water and vinegar could be the trick.

I prefer making them ware nappies while they are travelling in my car

 

[babybmwadmin]

You need this:

http://www.buycosmetics.com/store/detail.asp?producttypeid=1576

 

[TommyD]

chanlon1, How on earth did you come across that?

 

[babybmwadmin]

chanlon1, How on earth did you come across that?

I was reading the TV Times or some TV magazine, and there was an Ad for it :lol:

 

[TommyD]

So nothing to do with 'frequent' stain problems?

 

[babybmwadmin]

So nothing to do with 'frequent' stain problems?

I have leather....so just wipe them

 

[TommyD]

:lol: Knew i should have asked for leather.