How to Get Rid of the Smell of Seafood in the Car?
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You can use alcohol to wipe the areas where seafood liquid has been spilled with a cloth dipped in white liquor, repeating the process several times. To remove odors inside the car, you can use mango or pineapple. The relatively sealed environment of the car allows the fragrance of mango or pineapple to be released, effectively purifying the air and eliminating odors. It is important to clean the air conditioning system promptly. Visit a 4S shop to have the air conditioning cleaned to quickly get rid of the odor.
After I left seafood in my car last time, the smell was terrible, so I used common household items to fix it. I evenly sprinkled baking soda on the seats, carpets, and floor mats, left it overnight to absorb the odor, and thoroughly cleaned it with a vacuum the next day. I mixed vinegar and water in a spray bottle and sprayed it on areas that might have seafood juice residue, which effectively neutralized the odor. I also tried placing coffee grounds in a cup to absorb the smell. Don't forget to wipe down the car corners and air vents, as seafood residue tends to hide there. Doing this regularly can completely eliminate the smell in the car—it's cost-effective and eco-friendly.