I had a tomato spoil while under the seat of my car (not sure how it got there). After I removed the tomato, there was some juice that had soaked into the carpet. I tried carpet cleaner but couldn't get to the spot. I then tried pouring white vinegar on the area. The vinegar neutralized the smell for the most part, but not completely. And now I have a vinegar smell in the car--not good but better than the rotten tomato. My question - how do I get rid of the vinegar smell and any lingering rotten tomato smell? Thanks in advance for your help.
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Keep putting baking soda on. Put it on, let it set for a few days. Vacuum and do it again until it goes away.
Hope it works on spoiled watermelon juice. I've done the first run and it worked a lot, just poured my second batch of soda on.
Baking soda absolutely. Let stay overnight. But you must vacuum it or the smell will remain.
My friend spilled lettuce EVERYWHERE in my car! It's all shrivveled and sad now. Every time I enter my car, I look over at the sad, little lettuce and thingk, "Man, why?" Anywayus, love your kids!
-Phillip
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