How to Remove Odors from a New Jeep Compass?
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Methods to remove odors from a new Jeep Compass: You can install an in-car air purifier, which not only eliminates harmful gases like formaldehyde and benzene but also removes odors and sterilizes the air. The strong odor in a new Compass is partly due to the smell of the car's interior materials. If the odor comes from volatile gases, it will gradually fade over time. The Jeep Compass is one of the members of the Jeep family, positioned as a compact SUV. Its body dimensions are 4415mm in length, 1819mm in width, and 1635mm in height, with a wheelbase of 2636mm. In terms of exterior design, the Compass features a trendy front face, from the signature silver seven-slot grille that inherits the family lineage, to the black inner frame with chrome fog light borders and smoked taillights, and the dynamic 18-inch five-spoke aluminum alloy wheels, giving the vehicle a strong sense of muscular lines.
When I first bought the Jeep Compass, the new car smell gave me a headache too. Here are a few DIY methods that worked for me. I simply threw five bamboo charcoal bags under the seats and in every corner of the trunk, taking them out to sunbathe every week for reuse. The key is to leave a small gap in the windows when parked, and with rain guards, it feels very secure. Always turn on the external air circulation when driving on the highway. Make sure to remove all plastic films, or toxic fumes will get trapped inside when the sun heats up. I also tried covering the back seat with pomelo peels—while they smelled nice, they weren’t as effective as charcoal bags and even attracted ants, so I don’t recommend it.
