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Try shampooing the carpets to. Oder bomb from ads sounds like the ticket.
Try shampooing the carpets to. Oder bomb from ads sounds like the ticket.
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Re: Moth Balls
"took the carpet out and soaked with royal purple mixed 50/50 and then pressure washed it"
I hope you mean the purple oil eater stuff , not the purple synthetic motor oil!Comment
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thanks hispeed ,for bringing that to my attention! better start reading over my threads more. no i didn't mean the motor oil. purple power cleaner''USE THE LEAST AGGRESSIVE PRODUCT TO GET THE JOB DONE RIGHT''
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Re: Moth Balls
okay...
Back to the darn smell of MOTH BALLS
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Where can I get one of these ODOR BOMBS...? Do they sell them at a hardware store...a car care place? (pep boys, etc.) I cannot take the smell anymore. Even the trunk is loaded with the smell. I have three boxes of flow-through Arm and Hammer...but not much has helped.
I was also looking for the meguiars spray to remove odors...but it is like looking for a needle in a haystack. No one seems to have it! HELP!! A car show is coming in May and by the time I drive the 10 miles there...I will smell like a old mothball that has been laid up in an attic for years!
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I know ADS sells them, but you probably don't want to wait for them to be shipped. I would guess a hardware store would carry them. Otherwise call a cleaning service, they might have some for their use that they would sell you. Hope it works for you, let us know.Originally posted by jmoffo View PostScottComment
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