A cleanup helps. Setting up a fan to blow fresh air through the car windows, one side to the other, would probably help too.
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Have you googled this? Lots of info out there.
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No offense but āI bought a great used carā. It just stinks. Maybe take up the habit and be thankful it didnāt transport dogs. I shampoo the interior once a year though so donāt forget all of the carpets and headliner and cardboard door panels. Good luck.
I remember my friend whose dad owned the ford garage and detailed cars after school, had to clean up a docs car that was traded in. The doc smoked a pipe with all the windows closed. I had to listen to all the complaints on getting that car cleaned up for the used car lot. I donāt know what he used back then.
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My truckās prior owner smoked cigars, and it took quite some time before that odor finally disappeared. Cigar odor not particularly offensive to me, so I didnāt stress over that so much. Itās all the burn holes in the seats I stressed over ā¦lolā¦
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I have used this product before with good results. Same gas they use to kill mold and mildew in librariesā¦
As expected, it has a residual light chlorine odor that seemed to dissipate pretty quickly after treatment.
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Iāve seen ads for this product on TV, but I have no idea about its effectiveness:
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I ended up buying new seat covers, found good ones at Wet Okole. They are neoprene and can be washed in a washing machine, so it is easy to remove any odor or dust. And the quality is high, because they look new after a year of use.
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