KaiserSea1

Okay I bought ammonia, resolve, pet cleaner and a hazmed suit wish me luck. Posted on facebook.

jadu

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hope your son's feeling better

KaiserSea1

After spending 4 hours cleaning lucky, he came out of his bedroom to tell me he is hungry. I guess he is just fine. The culprit was an Arby's milkshake beware!!

azkaty

Are you really selling the Lucky Bastard??!!

Katy

KaiserSea1

I am going to have to wait for the first hot day with the roof closed to assess the damage. Spilled milk, rotten fish, and sick children can make a car undrivable. I cleaned lucky as well as I could with carpet soap then ammonia, rented a steam carpet cleaner, used a full bottle of odor killer, and have had her sitting out with the roof open, with baking soda on the carpet. Let's hope lucky is.

alamberth

You might want to take the back seat out to "deep" clean the leather...I did mine at the end of summer and was horrified when I saw how much dirt gets in between the seats and body. I can take some pix of the pop-out if you're interested, just a few screws and a couple of hours made a world of difference.

Saddle soap and mink oil would be my recommendation to clean the leather, always worked well on mine and killed off any odors as well as stains. The mink oil smells great after a day or two baking into the leather.

m3nv

Try Oxy-clean... that thing works wonders

SteadyEddy

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Also when the seat is out, put some dryer sheets on the floor before reinstalling the seats. I also heard slices of apples work too. Worth a try.