Throw Up!
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don't put airfreshener in your car. That will only mix with the smell, and you will have a pine forest that smells like puke.
Use lysol and neutal air, maybe baking soda, to disenfect and get rid of the smell. Don't try to cover it up.
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Use lysol and neutal air, maybe baking soda, to disenfect and get rid of the smell. Don't try to cover it up.
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From: Cambridge, Ont. Canada
Originally Posted by rOOOy
i went clubbing last night in hollywood. I had 3 girls in my back seat. 2 of them plastered 1 of them sober. The person who wasn't sober sat in the cupholder area. LOLZ. Well long story short, the two drunk people threw up all over my backseat. Whats the best way to get the stench out of my car besides rolling my windows down? I'm getting it detailed but my day off isn't til wednesday and i can't stand that god awful smell.
Take it to a detail shop -- pay them $50 and let them do it.
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From: San Pablo
Originally Posted by Speedoholic
Dude, you gotta to take that $hit out ASAP!!!. The acid in the vomit will eat in your leather. I would start by removing the whole seat out of the car - that way you know you clean every possible side and angle of the seat and around.
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Originally Posted by Speedoholic
Dude, you gotta to take that $hit out ASAP!!!. The acid in the vomit will eat in your leather. I would start by removing the whole seat out of the car - that way you know you clean every possible side and angle of the seat and around.
As far as cleaning solutions to use, I really have no idea, but you have to take care of it as soon as possible!
Good luck.
As far as cleaning solutions to use, I really have no idea, but you have to take care of it as soon as possible!
Good luck.
I mean when someone vomits, it doesn't come instantly. The bad feeling exists well before you vomit. Stupid, inconsiderate people .
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Being the father of 2 young children, I've had my share of throw up accidents on the carpet, the couch, on rugs and clothes, in grout (not good) and yes, even in the cars... 
This is really simple to clean up. The hardest part is being man enough to dive right in there and not puke yourself...
First, do what speed said. Get up all of the chunks. Then get out all of the liquid you can with a damp cloth. From there wipe down the leather really well. Now, move onto the Leather Cleaner and Leather Conditioner of your choice. After the leather is ok, move onto the carpet areas. Get as much as possible up with rags, shop vacs, what ever you can get your hands on. From there the magic of Febreeze is all you need. This will neutralize the odors (not cover them up) and the odor will be gone if you've got up all of the puke.
The windows down, sunroof open trick is a good one to implement during the first 24 hours, just to help air out the car.
Finally, once the odor is gone and all you smell is clean carpet and leather conditioner/cleaner your G will be as good as new.
Oh yeah, don't forget to clean out the old towels and the shop vac or you'll just have moved the problem to another area.
This is really simple to clean up. The hardest part is being man enough to dive right in there and not puke yourself...
First, do what speed said. Get up all of the chunks. Then get out all of the liquid you can with a damp cloth. From there wipe down the leather really well. Now, move onto the Leather Cleaner and Leather Conditioner of your choice. After the leather is ok, move onto the carpet areas. Get as much as possible up with rags, shop vacs, what ever you can get your hands on. From there the magic of Febreeze is all you need. This will neutralize the odors (not cover them up) and the odor will be gone if you've got up all of the puke.
The windows down, sunroof open trick is a good one to implement during the first 24 hours, just to help air out the car.
Finally, once the odor is gone and all you smell is clean carpet and leather conditioner/cleaner your G will be as good as new.
Oh yeah, don't forget to clean out the old towels and the shop vac or you'll just have moved the problem to another area.
