I drive a Volvo S60. Two days ago the car had a bad odor. After investigating, I found out the smell was from the trunk. I did not carry anything in the trunk. It smell like dead animal, like rotten fish. I spray Fabrezze but it's still smell. Please help.
Supposedly, throwing a bunch of crumpled newspaper in a container will take the smell away. The paper eventually absorbs the smell. I wonder if a mouse got into the trunk.
A couple bags of charcoal work better than newspaper, but the source of the smell needs to be determined and removed.
Look under the car to find the dead animal.
If it's mildew, check for water leaks. Try some vinegar spray.
Greg
We can post images at a multitude of image hosting sites. We can post audio and video via youtube.
Is anyone working on the technology required to post odors?
Smell-O-Vision, see:
Not quite posting, but it has been on the wish list of advertisers for a long time.
Old news and not even close to "posting".
Images and videos help us solve problems for others. Coordinated movie theater fragrances do not.
look in the well under the spare tire for stagnant water.
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Serving decaf in Derbyville this morning?
As you seem to be somewhat humorless this morning, here is a link to information which is more relevant.
"Digital scent technology (or olfactory technology) is the engineering discipline dealing with olfactory representation. It is a technology to sense, transmit and receive scent-enabled digital media (such as web pages, video games, movies and music). This sensing part of this technology works by using olfactometers and electronic noses......"
Now that's more like it.
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