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    packer126
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    As the title indicates, I stepped in dogshit then proceeded to drive to school and not realizing until I am halfway to school. I don't know how technical this is but does anyone have any good scent neutralizers that will work. I already cleaned out my pedals and the floor with a basic cleaned but it still smells horrible suggestions would be much appreciated.

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    • EarlE
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      Earl
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      do the JDM thing and put in about 25 or so Pine Tree air freshners=P jk

      lol

      I think baking soda may help neutralize it

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        Don't forget to clean your shoes...

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        • rampelsauceR
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          rampelsauce
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          Empty windex bottle + diluted in water downy laundry detergent + scrub brush + shop vac = clean. Do it right.

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          • SnyperxS
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            Snyperx
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            I believe Oxy Clean may help as well since it can help neutralize organic stains/smells. Buy a pail of it at Walmart and it gives all the dilution rates on the back.

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            • jmo69J
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              Natures Miracle, available in most pet stores and Wal Mart. Contains enzymes for odor removal.

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              • DrLeadFootD
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                ^^ This.

                Hot water, scrub brush detergent like rampelsauce said then Natures Miracle the shit out of it.

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                • JeffJ
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                  Jeff
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                  Hydrogen peroxide added to steam cleaner or just put it right on the spots will get it out. It takes dry blood out of carpets and just about anything.

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                  • johnprusinskiJ
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                    baking soda, hydrogen peroxide and dish soap. i used it on my dog when he got sprayed by a skunk. should be good enough to get the shit smell out.

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                    • jockhater2J
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                      Earl said:

                      do the JDM thing and put in about 25 or so Pine Tree air freshners=P jk

                      lol

                      I think baking soda may help neutralize it

                      I like this suggestion.

                      JDM people are basically unrecgonized geniuses.

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                      • KaiserRollsK
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                          jc43089
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                          While we are on the subject of stank, I did you one better, nailed a skunk on the way to work today.  I think I might have to go with 50 pine trees off the mirror.

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                          • M318M
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                            ozium got the smell of mold out of this vibe...

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                            • JdesignJ
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                              Jdesign
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                              Or if you want the cheap air "citrius" freshener, cut up an orange, toss the rinds under the seat for a few days

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                              • RamRod E28R
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                                Go to walmart and get an orange puck air freshener. They should be on the lower shelves by all the other car fresheners these babies work miracles and last forever and they smell great. One of these got rid of the smoke smell from one of my older cars.

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