re: How to remove odors from vehicles

I did a little digging into the ozone generators, and there's somebody that says it will cause plastics, rubber and leather to break down. So, that's a no-go for me, at least for buying the generator (sounds like you wouldn't want to use it much).

I'm thinking good old fashioned carpet shampoo, and change your cabin filter, is the way to go.
And that's the easiest thing for me with a convertible- just shampoo it good, drop the top and let it sit out in the sun awhile to dry out.

If it’s soaked into the foam (it has), then you are going to have to replace the foam of the seat. You can ozone it, spray it, little tree it, or whatever else you want. Unless you get ride of that apartment for bacteria, you will never get rid of it.

Correct O3 or ozone will attach to the carbon atoms and neutralize the smell

two cans of flavored skoal. open and put both cans in the cupholders until they dry out.

you're welcome.

cherry used to work the best but, not sure if they still make it.

Kitty litter, if it can get cat crap smell out, it can get anything out.

Ozone machine works well. I got mine on Amazon for under $65

We have sort of the same problem with an old mobile home we bought. Has real hardwood floors in it. Has an old musty smell in it. I’ve mopped with vinegar and water, pinesol and water, sprinkled baking soda and mopped, sprayed Lysol on them and still smells.

Get bags of activated charcoal.

Amazon for sure has them. -Bamboo Charcoal Air Purifying Bag X12 for like $23.00.