Re: Bad odour - carpet replacement options?
You need to literaly soak the carpet with lysol. It's not the carpet, it's
the padding under neath. If you happen to have access to a hypodermic needle it's best to inject the padding with lysol every square foot. Then let it dry and you'll be fine. Nick "wkearney99" <wkearney99@hotmail.com> wrote in message news:B8GdnaEvIZm3l9jcRVn-rQ@speakeasy.net... > > I have had absolutely no luck with "Nature's Miracle"... it is expensive > > and I just don't think it works YMMV > > I agree, it didn't do a damn thing on a bathroom carpet the cat 'got to'. > But for that matter neither did Febreze from the spray bottle. The Febreze > laundry additive did help /some/ but not enough. > > I'd pull the rugs, scrub the hell out of them and throroughly clean the > floor and padding underneath them. > > -Bill > |
Re: Bad odour - carpet replacement options?
I actually had pretty good luck with it, on camel colored Jeep carpet.
I agree about the Febreze though, has its own nasty scent that's worse in some ways than what you're trying to clean up! Matt > > I agree, it didn't do a damn thing on a bathroom carpet the cat 'got to'. > But for that matter neither did Febreze from the spray bottle. The Febreze > laundry additive did help /some/ but not enough. > > I'd pull the rugs, scrub the hell out of them and throroughly clean the > floor and padding underneath them. > > -Bill |
Re: Bad odour - carpet replacement options?
I actually had pretty good luck with it, on camel colored Jeep carpet.
I agree about the Febreze though, has its own nasty scent that's worse in some ways than what you're trying to clean up! Matt > > I agree, it didn't do a damn thing on a bathroom carpet the cat 'got to'. > But for that matter neither did Febreze from the spray bottle. The Febreze > laundry additive did help /some/ but not enough. > > I'd pull the rugs, scrub the hell out of them and throroughly clean the > floor and padding underneath them. > > -Bill |
Re: Bad odour - carpet replacement options?
I actually had pretty good luck with it, on camel colored Jeep carpet.
I agree about the Febreze though, has its own nasty scent that's worse in some ways than what you're trying to clean up! Matt > > I agree, it didn't do a damn thing on a bathroom carpet the cat 'got to'. > But for that matter neither did Febreze from the spray bottle. The Febreze > laundry additive did help /some/ but not enough. > > I'd pull the rugs, scrub the hell out of them and throroughly clean the > floor and padding underneath them. > > -Bill |
Re: Bad odour - carpet replacement options?
"I'd pull the rugs, scrub the hell out of them and throroughly clean the
floor and padding underneath them." Left out one step: throw them out... real jeeps don't have carpet... (where's Bill when you need him??) wkearney99 wrote: >>I have had absolutely no luck with "Nature's Miracle"... it is expensive >>and I just don't think it works YMMV > > > I agree, it didn't do a damn thing on a bathroom carpet the cat 'got to'. > But for that matter neither did Febreze from the spray bottle. The Febreze > laundry additive did help /some/ but not enough. > > I'd pull the rugs, scrub the hell out of them and throroughly clean the > floor and padding underneath them. > > -Bill > |
Re: Bad odour - carpet replacement options?
"I'd pull the rugs, scrub the hell out of them and throroughly clean the
floor and padding underneath them." Left out one step: throw them out... real jeeps don't have carpet... (where's Bill when you need him??) wkearney99 wrote: >>I have had absolutely no luck with "Nature's Miracle"... it is expensive >>and I just don't think it works YMMV > > > I agree, it didn't do a damn thing on a bathroom carpet the cat 'got to'. > But for that matter neither did Febreze from the spray bottle. The Febreze > laundry additive did help /some/ but not enough. > > I'd pull the rugs, scrub the hell out of them and throroughly clean the > floor and padding underneath them. > > -Bill > |
Re: Bad odour - carpet replacement options?
"I'd pull the rugs, scrub the hell out of them and throroughly clean the
floor and padding underneath them." Left out one step: throw them out... real jeeps don't have carpet... (where's Bill when you need him??) wkearney99 wrote: >>I have had absolutely no luck with "Nature's Miracle"... it is expensive >>and I just don't think it works YMMV > > > I agree, it didn't do a damn thing on a bathroom carpet the cat 'got to'. > But for that matter neither did Febreze from the spray bottle. The Febreze > laundry additive did help /some/ but not enough. > > I'd pull the rugs, scrub the hell out of them and throroughly clean the > floor and padding underneath them. > > -Bill > |
Re: Bad odour - carpet replacement options?
Have you tried Lava Dust sold at Ace Hardware stores.
I had some foul odors in the cargo area of my 82 Wag that this stuff eventually eliminated. Of course i have since eliminated the 82 Wag! lol later, dave AKA vwdoc1 "Jim85CJ" <jim_85cj@NOSPAMyahoo.com> wrote in message news:vHI1d.323$0i5.62@newsread3.news.pas.earthlink .net... > "I'd pull the rugs, scrub the hell out of them and throroughly clean the > floor and padding underneath them." > Left out one step: > throw them out... real jeeps don't have carpet... (where's Bill when you > need him??) > > wkearney99 wrote: > >>>I have had absolutely no luck with "Nature's Miracle"... it is expensive >>>and I just don't think it works YMMV >> >> >> I agree, it didn't do a damn thing on a bathroom carpet the cat 'got to'. >> But for that matter neither did Febreze from the spray bottle. The >> Febreze >> laundry additive did help /some/ but not enough. >> >> I'd pull the rugs, scrub the hell out of them and throroughly clean the >> floor and padding underneath them. >> >> -Bill >> |
Re: Bad odour - carpet replacement options?
Have you tried Lava Dust sold at Ace Hardware stores.
I had some foul odors in the cargo area of my 82 Wag that this stuff eventually eliminated. Of course i have since eliminated the 82 Wag! lol later, dave AKA vwdoc1 "Jim85CJ" <jim_85cj@NOSPAMyahoo.com> wrote in message news:vHI1d.323$0i5.62@newsread3.news.pas.earthlink .net... > "I'd pull the rugs, scrub the hell out of them and throroughly clean the > floor and padding underneath them." > Left out one step: > throw them out... real jeeps don't have carpet... (where's Bill when you > need him??) > > wkearney99 wrote: > >>>I have had absolutely no luck with "Nature's Miracle"... it is expensive >>>and I just don't think it works YMMV >> >> >> I agree, it didn't do a damn thing on a bathroom carpet the cat 'got to'. >> But for that matter neither did Febreze from the spray bottle. The >> Febreze >> laundry additive did help /some/ but not enough. >> >> I'd pull the rugs, scrub the hell out of them and throroughly clean the >> floor and padding underneath them. >> >> -Bill >> |
Re: Bad odour - carpet replacement options?
Have you tried Lava Dust sold at Ace Hardware stores.
I had some foul odors in the cargo area of my 82 Wag that this stuff eventually eliminated. Of course i have since eliminated the 82 Wag! lol later, dave AKA vwdoc1 "Jim85CJ" <jim_85cj@NOSPAMyahoo.com> wrote in message news:vHI1d.323$0i5.62@newsread3.news.pas.earthlink .net... > "I'd pull the rugs, scrub the hell out of them and throroughly clean the > floor and padding underneath them." > Left out one step: > throw them out... real jeeps don't have carpet... (where's Bill when you > need him??) > > wkearney99 wrote: > >>>I have had absolutely no luck with "Nature's Miracle"... it is expensive >>>and I just don't think it works YMMV >> >> >> I agree, it didn't do a damn thing on a bathroom carpet the cat 'got to'. >> But for that matter neither did Febreze from the spray bottle. The >> Febreze >> laundry additive did help /some/ but not enough. >> >> I'd pull the rugs, scrub the hell out of them and throroughly clean the >> floor and padding underneath them. >> >> -Bill >> |
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