Let's start over......
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Thanks Coy, I'll give that a shot. I did a forum search and came up with a few results. One of them suggested dryer sheets, but I already keep those in the truck under the seats all the time anyway. Another was leaving bare bars of soap in the truck for a few days. Not sure if that would work. I'll look into your suggestion first. I guess I'm gonna have to get some seat covers.
My sister in law swares by mixing vodka and water together and spraying the seat down and let it sit over night with the windows down.. Something about when the alcohol dries it t carries off the smell.
Ive never tried it but she said it works great
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Any of you guys have any secrets to getting VERY STRONG pet odors out of your seats? I've tried carpet & upholstery cleaner, pet odor eliminator, and old fashioned soapy water. Now my backseat just smells like the original odor plus cleaning supplies. Any secrets I don't know about?
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quit driving crazy and scaring the crap out of him....
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ok...I can only deal with stupid tourist so much....getting off the interstate and taking side roads home....
they left their brains in sturgis....
they left their brains in sturgis....
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That's the problem. I usually do but the last three days were rough. As Ray Wylie said in his song I feel like an engine, done lost my driving wheel.
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