Getting the 'old man' stench out of an old car

**CraigE** · 14th February 2009, 08:59 PM

Nilodour is another product and should be available at your supermarket. Only put a drop or two in as it will become overpowering itself.
The O3 device is probablly the best long term.

**rovercare** · 14th February 2009, 09:22 PM

Take up smoking, you won;t smell a thing

**Disco_owner** · 14th February 2009, 10:09 PM

Spudboy , This will mask the oldman's smells inside the cabin.

**strangy** · 15th February 2009, 03:34 AM

Originally Posted by BigJon

You aren't trying to say that some of your passengers smell a bit?

No... some smell quite a lot!!

**Corgie Carrier** · 15th February 2009, 01:44 PM

Originally Posted by spudboy

Did they have to remove the headlining from the car, or is it done in-place? $200 would be a reasonable price to pay to have it smelling good again.

Headlining stayed in position, only the seats were removed.

Not sure how long it took, as I was away for the week with work, so they had plenty of time for it to dry out.

Best $200 I've spent on a car.

Neale

**dullbird** · 15th February 2009, 02:41 PM

just get it detailed

**DiscoTDI** · 15th February 2009, 02:48 PM

Originally Posted by rovercare

Take up smoking, you won;t smell a thing

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