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Hey guys, i had a fellow hunting partner drop off his vehicle today for an interior/exterior detail. He told me about a week ago that a buddy of his was helping put groceries in his vehicle and on the way home a gallon of milk fell off the seat, in between the 2nd and 3rd rows of his ford explorer broke open and leaked about a quart (1/4 gallon) of milk across the footing area of whole 3rd row, under drivers side 2nd row seat and into driver side 2nd row seat footing area. He took his vehicle to a dealership and had it "nuked" with some sort of a chlorine bomb or something, however the smell is still there. He also said he shampooed his vehicle heavily the next 2 days after he had found the milk sitting in the vehicle (3 days after it broke open, vehicle sat in garage).
What would be your guys to-to product(s) for this and how would you go about cleaning it. Would you remove seats? Please let me know as i want to minimize this as MUCH as i can!
He also wants the vehicle returned to him with the carpets wet so he can bomb it one more time at home and hope to remove more of the smell after i do a thorough cleaning on it.
What would be your guys to-to product(s) for this and how would you go about cleaning it. Would you remove seats? Please let me know as i want to minimize this as MUCH as i can!
He also wants the vehicle returned to him with the carpets wet so he can bomb it one more time at home and hope to remove more of the smell after i do a thorough cleaning on it.
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