Enzyme Car Fabric Odour Eater **Makes upto 5 Litres!! KILLS BAD SMELLS

After spilling two pints of milk on my passenger seat, which also went on my front and back carpets, the smell in the car was unbearable. I had the car valeted which worked for a couple of days then the stench was back. I tried all of the online suggestions such as vinegar, baking soda, etc but nothing worked. I then came across this product online and, although quite expensive, decided to give it a try. The liquid is mixed with water and can make up to five liters. I made up about three pints and, rather than spraying, tipped the liquid over all the places I knew the milk had gone. The underlay for the carpet is very thick in the car so I wanted to make sure it went deep enough to get all the milk. A car seat is very thick so the same reasoning applied to that. The lemon smell of the liquid is not very strong and much preferable to sour milk. After about four days the smell of the lemon and milk has gone and, just to be on the safe side, I bought a car freshener. I would recommend this product for anyone who has nasty smells they want to get rid of whether in a car or at home. My only criticism was that it took a week for the product to be delivered.

I spilled 4 pints of milk in my car, it all went underneath the front seats and in all 4 footwells. Initially I mopped it up with towels, hot water and kitchen spray and it seemed to be OK for two days. On day 5, the car smelt so bad it made me gag-it was impossible to get in and stay in. I called Auto Val who are very good at this sort of thing but the quote was between 500-800 pounds. More than what my car is worth, it would involve removing seats, carpets and replacing the carpets. I couldn't afford that so I got a sharp knife and carefully cut out the carpets avoiding the wires and order this product, I used about half of the bottle diluted and it's day two now and it's still smelling fresh. Will update as the days go on but would fully recommend.

Bought to try and get cat p*** out of a carpet. This didn't work for me, although to be fair, it's not designed for that. This smells very strong of lemons. The smell is strong at first, but then it starts to fade. I ended up using Ariel bio washing powder in hot water (as hot as your hand can handle). Pulled up the carpet and cut away the smelly underlay. Replace with similar from an auction website. Saturate the carpet on both sides with a strong mix of Ariel and hot water. Scrub in on both sides until absolutely soaked; leave for 5 mins, remove as much as possible from both sides with towels or a wet vac (vax etc). Leave to dry for a few days (don't re-lay the carpet), then repeat if it still smells. Worked a treat.

A must have in any valet kit

Spilt a cup of milk onto car floor. Searched the Internet on how to get rid of the smell. People been singing this stuff praises all over the Internet. Saying how they spilt full 4 pints of milk in the car etc and how this stuff has worked miracles and got rid of all the bad smell..... well they must of been paid to write it. Has not worked at all. Followed all instructions to the letter several times and the car still stinks. Do not bother wasting your money

I used a large quantity of this product on a carton of spilled milk in car foot well which I had done my best to blot up, rinse and blot again. Had spent a long time cleaning to no avail. Very strong smell of lemon largely masked the smell of the sour milk, but made me feel nauseas and I drove with windows open. After a couple of weeks took out seats and all the carpet and cut out the insulating foam beneath and washed it out. The depth of insulating material (a few cms of foam and polystyrene) under carpet was holding the moisture (could be rung out) rotten milk smell, various moulds etc.

I used this product to neutralise the smell of sour milk. About 2 litres was spilt onto the floor of my car. After removing the seat the carpets were removed and washed and rinsed. The back of the carpet has various thicknesses of foam which was difficult to get free of milk. Where the carpet finished there was thick felt which had also soaked up a lot of milk. After drying the carpet it was put back in the car, but in a few days it started to smell. The carpet and felt were removed again. The smelly problem areas were obvious, black and wet. I tried again with Valet Pro Enzyme this time. Once this had dried, it took a week, the smell had gone and I refitted the dry felt and carpet. The car is now completely free of that awful sour smell, Valet Pro Enzyme worked a treat. Thank you!

Used this to get the smell of spilt milk out of my car, it made little to no difference. Even left lots of it in over night before using a VAX to get it back out.

Habe es zu Reinigung von Fahrzeuginnenräumen benutzt und bin absolut zufrieden. Entfernt Gerüche und bringt einen schönen frischen Eigen-duft mit, der jedoch nach vollständiger Trockung wieder verschwindet. Werde es weiterhin nutzen & empfehlen.