Thai accident

rdub315 · 09-23-2011, 09:13 PM

so my hoo-ore of a fiance spilled some Thai leftovers on the passenger seat on our way home from dinner...

as soon as i got home, the first thing i did was try to soak up the oils from the leather with the first thing i could find, which happened to be some leftover semi-sudsy water from washing her car yesterday (she apparently forgot to dump out the soapy water). i then applied a couple rounds of Meguiar's leather conditioner. however, there is still a slight stank of Thai.

any suggestions on how to best de-funk my leather???

Express · 09-23-2011, 09:29 PM

get some white vinegar maybe

Simple5 · 09-28-2011, 04:52 AM

get some baking soda and water. make it into a paste and put it on your seat. it will soak up the stink. Also, buy one of those baking soda fridge boxes with the mesh and leave that in your car with the windows up. That will soak up the stink.

Bobble · 09-28-2011, 10:42 AM

The smell is in the leather? You will need to clean that with a dedicated product or find someone with a steamer. I would not put vinegar or any other acid based product on leather personally. Open baking soda box or coffee grounds will absorb smells but if the leather smells it needs deep cleaned.

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Express Major General 391 Rep 8,688 Posts Drives: 06 330i Join Date: Dec 2008 Location: The Promise Land iTrader: (17) Garage List 2006 BMW 330i [8.30]	get some white vinegar maybe
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Simple5 Major 391 Rep 1,454 Posts Drives: F90 M5 and E84 X1 Xdrive35i Join Date: Jul 2011 Location: USA iTrader: (8)	get some baking soda and water. make it into a paste and put it on your seat. it will soak up the stink. Also, buy one of those baking soda fridge boxes with the mesh and leave that in your car with the windows up. That will soak up the stink.
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Bobble Major 56 Rep 1,232 Posts Drives: Whatever POS the wife leaves Join Date: Oct 2008 Location: SoCal iTrader: (1)	The smell is in the leather? You will need to clean that with a dedicated product or find someone with a steamer. I would not put vinegar or any other acid based product on leather personally. Open baking soda box or coffee grounds will absorb smells but if the leather smells it needs deep cleaned.
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