How do I get the smell of spilled vinager out of car carpet? (It smells like a salad bowl- LOL)?
110030
use carpet deodorizer let it dry then try febreeze.
1045748
Try using a petroleum product. Gasoline works amazingly well, but smells horrible. You can also use nail polish remover. be sure to wash your hands well after removal with soap and water. Then apply a lotion to insure that your hands do not dry out.
905880
Use carpet cleaner or Resolve stain remover and take 2 aspirin and drink a V8 or tomato juice
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Check with your local carpet store.  They would probably be happy to donate them.  Usually when they get new samples in they sell the old ones for a minimal price, but for a school they might would help you out!
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take it to the dry cleaners..........DUH!
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I have a really cool sports car, that is black.  Unfortunately, the only thing you can do is throw money at this, but here's what I do.\n\n1. Get a "care" kit and put it in your trunk.  I got a cleaner carrier and filled it with cleaning supplies.  Have some "wash in a bucket" or light soapy mixture in there and tend to poopy spots as often as possible.\n\n...but it sounds like its raining sh** where you're at so...try this if all else fails:\n\n2. Get a car cover.  Wash your car and make sure its dry everynight before you cover it.  In your case I would find a washable brand.\n\n - hope that helps!
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USE WHITE VINAGER, IT WORKS EVERY TIME......
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get yourself some kittly litter put a cup of it in a sock.  Tie the sock in a knot and put them down into each one your boots.  Let sit in there untill you can no longer smell the "odor".
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USadvanage wonder cleaner, or an equivalent citrus cleaner should work.
482346
Try Windex and a soft paper towel.
668124
I've noticed that after eating red meat the smell is worse. If this girl ever mentions going on a diet, tell her to try eliminating red meat. You could also carry a personal fan in your purse (runs on batteries , about the size of a small flashlight). There are two guys where I work, that even though they aren't around, you know they've been in the bathroom. It smells like a dead animal just crawled out their butt. And that's exactly what it is! Use air freshener (as suggested by others), try the fan thing or just suck it up (so to speak).
705908
Try baking soda. If it works in the refrigerator to absorb the odours,see what happens in your tennis shoes.
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The trick I've used is to use a paper bag and a warm iron.  Place the paper bag over the wax and then "iron" the carpet.   The wax melts into the paper bag.  Be careful on how hot you get the iron, I accidentially melted the carpet because the iron was too hot!  If the wax is colored, it will be difficult to remove the color stain left behind.
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I work in upholstery and the best products to remove pet odor are: Folex (stain and odor remover), Gonzo (stain and odor remover), and Kids and Pets (stain and odor remover). All of the product are non toxic and completely safe. But the products listed above are best used with a water extaction unit, like a Green Machine (found at Wal-Mart for about $70). You just spray all of the chemicals on the affected areas (do not use if your seats are leather), yes it is completely safe to mix these chemicals there will be no reaction I have been doing it for a number of years. Let the chemicals set in for about 10 minutes. Extract the chemicals using hot water and repeat the process if needed. By the way Folex and Gonzo can be purchased at Home Depot, the Folex will be in the carpet section and the Gonzo will be in the general cleaning supplies. The Kids and Pets can be purchased at Tom Thumb or some other grocery stores.
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Well, it's time to clean it. Go to the store- any store that has techie stuff - and get some canned air. Bring it back. Turn the thing upside down and tap it on the table. Damn! Look at all those crumbs, chocalate crumbs, jelly and assorted coffee blots! No wonder your keyboard sticks. Blat the living crap out of the keys, inside every crevice you can. \n Don't take the advice of those who will inevitably say you can hose it down or put it in the dishwasher. I am a fan of hosing all kinds of electronics, fans, etc., down. But not keyboards. They don't like water. Stick to the canned air.
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Try a teaspoon of vinegar
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Rub some baby oil on it and massage it till it's clean