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Originally posted by Mets SVT:
Also try a bar of soap under the seat. Or leave a small bowl or two of Baking soda on the floor overnight, that should soa up any mosture left previously.
But don't get baking soda on carpet or upholstery.

It bleaches the fabric/carpet. Found this out the hard way after a backed up storm sewer flooded my street and filled my old Daysun 210 up to the bottom of the windshield with yucky water. The Baking Soda helped the smell but I had put it directly on the carpet hoping the carpet would smell better. It did, but when I vacuumed it up, the carpet was white under the powder.


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