removing smells from your car?

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Yeah, charcoal. Maybe some bicarb/baking soda too. Shampoo any fabrics.

And never - this is especially important Blackmask - never use that cologne again.
 
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crows, you and your friend go to Taco Bell and load up on bean burritos then when those start to work, roll the windows up and let it fly! Make sure you sit right on top of wherever it is that the perfume was put.

Or.....go to your local humane society and ask them if you could rent a few of their long haired dogs and wet them down then let them sit in the car for awhile. Of course, don't let them overheat if it's hot.

Or seriously, get some odor absorbers. Or maybe take the car to a place that details cars, they might have some ideas.

I wonder if Taco Bell or Taco Bueno produce more gas. Asking for a friend.

Leave some charcoal in the car and it should neutralize the odor, hope it helps!

Yeah, charcoal. Maybe some bicarb/baking soda too. Shampoo any fabrics.

And never - this is especially important Blackmask - never use that cologne again.

Charcoal should help. Lowes has a $60 spray that neutralizes smells. It works about 70% effectively. A lot of money for no cure though.
 
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