[Rhodes22-list] Question - Fish Smell - removing odors

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Brad:

     I am not familiar with odo ban, however, I am with the 'Febreze'
suggestions.  Febreze comes in squirt bottles at most supermarkets.  Squirt
the most likely areas and let dry.  Get the towelette versions of fabric
softener ( again Febreze may make that too) that you throw in the dryer and
attach several in the trunk and in the car.  Choose a smell that you can
live with.  These treatments also reduce musk and mildew oders in boats and
basements.
      Saroj's comments on removing the source of the orders is worth
investigating, although I question the power washer and bleach methods.  You
would need to be able to drain the wash water immediately.  And bleach while
effective can leave you with other problems, like destroyed fabric trunk
liner.  I would save that treatment for last.  
       Have you tried a good strong shrimp sauce? 

Ed K
Greenville, SC, USA





Brad Haslett-2 wrote:
> 
> Rummy,
> 
> Good idea!  Actually I've got a pressure washer at home that can be loaded
> with bleach.  We'll try it in the morning.
> 
> Brad
> 
> 
> On 9/13/06, R22RumRunner at aol.com <R22RumRunner at aol.com> wrote:
>>
>> Brad,
>> Try the oldest method in the book, bleach. Even though you removed the
>> liner, it seems that you have not found the exact location of the soiled
>> water.
>> Keep looking. Most trunks have a weep hole to allow water to escape. This
>> water
>> could come out the bottom of the trunk and literally cover the entire
>> underside  of your vehicle. Try a car wash.
>>
>> Rummy
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