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Interior odor

posted by  B.C. on  Fri May 12 18:56 CST 2006
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Anything seep into the padding under the trunk carpet? Mucho mess if yes.

Did you check in the spare tire well and the right side storage well?

Take a bunch of old newspapers and peel off 5 on 10 sheets. Wad them up loosely and put them in the trunk. They absorb humidity, dog weeze, and other stuff, maybe odors, too. Throw them out and replace anew in about a week.

Also, get like a pie pan and put 1/2 inch of baking soda in it. Save the box, replenish it in a week or so. Be careful about hard stops and corners, or you will need to clean that fine powder out of everywhere in the trunk.

Stay downwind of your friends, upwind of your enemies.

Good Luck,

Bob

:>)






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