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How to Completely Eliminate Odors Inside the Car?

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JaxonAnn

07/25/25 4:27am

1. Methods to completely eliminate odors inside the car include: 1. Place fruits with strong adsorption capabilities: such as grapefruit peels, pineapples, and lemons. 2. Use white vinegar: Place white vinegar in the car for its antibacterial and cleaning properties. 3. Activated charcoal: Utilize activated charcoal to remove odors. 4. Remove protective films: Take off protective films inside the car and open windows for ventilation. 5. Air freshener: Spray an appropriate amount of air freshener. 2. Causes of odors inside the car include: 1. Overheated wires: Wires overheating or electrical short circuits. 2. Poor cleanliness: Dirty air conditioning filters or air ducts. 3. Burnt rubber: Faulty tires or rubber belts emitting a burnt rubber smell. 4. Damaged fuel tank: Fuel tank damage or leaks in the fuel supply system. 5. Electrolyte leakage: Leaking or depleted electrolyte. 6. Clutch plate: Burnt clutch plate. 7. Plastics: Extensive use of plastic and rubber materials in car interiors, which release organic solvents and additives gradually into the car.

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