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Originally Posted by Torque1st
Maybe try a little Febreeze???
Edit: You could also call Grissom and ask him what he'd do.
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Timca, any updates?
Hopefully, you didn't have to replace anything. I know what dead mice smell like after a few days... not something I'd want to experience in my vehicle; mostly because after a week with a dead animal in a vehicle, it's not likely you'll get the smell out.
Hopefully, you didn't have to replace anything. I know what dead mice smell like after a few days... not something I'd want to experience in my vehicle; mostly because after a week with a dead animal in a vehicle, it's not likely you'll get the smell out.
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furball 69: Took the seat out and vacuumed as much as I could. Sprayed with McGuires smell remover. Used upholstery cleaner, used Febreeze, Used anything we could find. Drove around with windows open for 2 days. Getting a lot better. It just takes time. Thanks for all the input. Tim
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When I was on the police force and we had to deal with a body in a house for a period of time, We'd find coffee grounds and put them in a frying pan on the stove. They did a great job of removing the odor. You may try to burn some in the vehicle on a small sterno stove with a pot on it. Be extremely careful not to tip anything over and catch something on fire.
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