Does anyone know how to get rid of the smell of off milk inside a car!!!!

Lid came off a pint in the car last week - all over the footwell on the way to work

Luckily it's not summer so it's cold - bad news it's winter so i have the heater on.

result? ............ IT STINKS!!!

Put a kipper on the exhaust manifold . . . . . Won't get rid of the smell of the milk . . . . . . but it will mask it and make you forget spilt milk

petrol bomb sorry

Old Chinese proverb; Don't cry over spilt milk.

Carpet shampoo???

Get a Fu@@ing KAT ...........DONT CHA KNOW THEY LIKE MILK

DAVIE................. Pissed affffffffffffff SCOTLAND Just got Foooooooooooking Beat AGAIN

By that Frenchie peeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeps

why get upset by beening beaten again
you should be getting use to it by now
pete

cards wrote:why get upset by beening beaten again
you should be getting use to it by now
pete

I know I know but we live in hope

Davie

Hi Suzie

Done some research, and it is a real bugger!

Suggestions are cover in baking soda and leave overnight, then vacuum, or scrub with a 50/50 vinegar/water mix.

There is a recommended product called Woolite Oxy, but not sure where you get it!

Might be worth trying a specialist Pet shampoo?

Good luck!

Ah well, ta for all the suggestions, helpful and not so helpful!!! I could put the kipper on and then take it off and eat it when i get to work

At the moment i'm spraying with OUST every 5 mins!

Soots thanks for looking sweetie - bit confused as to where the specialist pet shampoo comes in but if it gets rid of a smell that strong i'll get some for the no-eyed dog who is a mite whiffy at the mo

ps ... nothing a loss adjuster can do anything with then? I can't claim from the milk place for sending out a 2 pinter of milk with no seal under the lid? Could've been worse i suppose - it could've been a job car! Probably would have been if i'd bought it today the way my days gone - i've managed to apparently bollox the secure key cabinet which is now shrieking at me every time i put my code in and won't let me have any keys because i've apparently made an 'unauthorised withdrawal of a key fob' and i have to return it before i can get anything out - as i haven't got it it'll be a long time! I then went into the office and managed to break a shelf which i left, complete with everything that was on it, where it fell - boss came in at 5pm and said 'oh has the shelf broke' ........ then i couldn't remember the combination to get into the office at one of the other stations and had to ring the boss and ask him what it was - sure he now thinks i'm a right chump!

now what makes you think that suzie
pete

You're not having the best of times at the moment are you Suz... it's like your Friday the 13th has struck a bit late!

........ and now a piece of my 'cutlery set for one' that i won at the triumph club summer barbecue has snapped!!

and i can't think why he would think that pete - i'm sure i'm a much valued member of the team

i'll have a butchers at that fi - either that or i could just flog the car!! I've now got the bloke at the garage cowering in case i go in there with yet ANOTHER headlight bulb out for him to fix (which idiot thought it was a fine idea to invent a car where you're supposed to take the bumper off to replace a headlight bulb ......... obviously a man!!!! ..... with very small hands!! )

still, could've been worse - i could've been a templar knight

Suzzie - Is yours a C3? You don't have to take the bumper off!! Look in your handbag (one of many I'm sure) and find a little mirror........You prop that inside your engine (facing forwards i.e. into the back of the headlamp) now here's the skill - YOU may need a man at this point 'cos you are working in the reflection and you can't keep stoppin to look at yourself! - BUT by magic you can see the headlamp clips and with a bit of practice will be able to whip a bulb IN and OUT in under 5 minutes. The trick is to do it in daylight tho' SO MUCH EASIER!!

... but the man would be looking at me i'll have a go at that next time - it's a pain in the bum having to go there every time although they do only charge me a fiver for doing it and the bulb so its not too bad.