Shrimp odor out of vehicle

Gasoline and a match ought to do it

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My damn ice developed a small leak and leaked a small amount of shrimp junk in SUV - how can I get rid of odor. It's not that bad - yet. Sprayed febreeze -

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Either change the carpet or do the best you can and trade that thing in on a cold day, 5 years from now if you leave the windows up on a warm afternoon it is coming roaring back.

I know a guy who left a bag of shrimp in the back seat of a brand new Camaro. It was wheat harvest time so he did not drive the car for a month in late June early July. When he finally opened the door he immediately started gagging. He tried charcoal, chlorine tablets, completely pulled out interior and scrubbed with clorox. He ended up pumping it full of air freshener and trading it for a new truck. Salesman called him a month later and threatened to whip his arse.

Ozone machine x 2 days, guaranteed to kill it

Try cut in half apples. That will remove cigarette smell. it may work on skrimps

I leaked shrimp juice on my Passat seats when it was about 4 months old. I ended up pulling the seat out and finding pooled shrimp juice. I cleaned all the metal and left the seat outside in the sun for about a week and all was good...

Shrimp are tough, I spilled some shrimp water in a freezer and it stunk for 2 yrs.

My wife spilled gasoline in the back of her Tahoe, I removed the carpet, cleaned it and kept it outside for a few weeks until the smell wore off.