How to Remove Bad Odors Inside a Car?

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StJudah
07/29/25 11:27am
Here are some quick methods to eliminate bad odors inside a car: 1. Use fresh-smelling car fragrances: Place car fragrances such as perfumes or air fresheners inside the vehicle. These are popular products many car owners purchase. The automotive accessories market offers various brands and types of car fragrances, but some are of poor quality. Using low-quality fragrances can backfire, as their scents may mix with the existing odors, either worsening the smell or causing symptoms like dizziness and nausea. When selecting car fragrances, besides paying attention to product quality, opt for those with a fresh scent. 2. Use fruits to remove car odors: Certain fruits, such as lemons, oranges, and pineapples, can help eliminate bad odors. The natural fragrance of these fruits will gradually spread throughout the car, masking the unpleasant smells.
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