New here from WA State
#1
New here from WA State
I have always been a Chevy owner still do 71 3/4 ton 4x4 but ended up with a F-350 due to extenuating circumstances.
Would have been nice if it was at least a manual like the rest of my trucks but I do like it.
But my biggest issue with the truck is it was owned by a smoker anyone got some idea of how to get the smell out???
Would have been nice if it was at least a manual like the rest of my trucks but I do like it.
But my biggest issue with the truck is it was owned by a smoker anyone got some idea of how to get the smell out???
#2
welcome from Lynnwood. I had the same problem but with a very strong dog smell, almost worse than a smoker but, i took my upholstery shampooer with some pet stain and odor remover to the whole inside and it worked like a charm. You might want to take it to a detailer.
#4
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If you haven't got your smell issue resolved by next summer... if it were me, I would unbolt the seat or seats and seat belts and pull the carpet.
Hang the carpet up over a fence and take a pressure washer to it and a detergent.
Let it drip dry in the sun for a few days.
Buy a can of deionizing spray or something specific to eliminating pet or cigarette odor and spay the rest of the fabric.
Glad you joined
If you haven't got your smell issue resolved by next summer... if it were me, I would unbolt the seat or seats and seat belts and pull the carpet.
Hang the carpet up over a fence and take a pressure washer to it and a detergent.
Let it drip dry in the sun for a few days.
Buy a can of deionizing spray or something specific to eliminating pet or cigarette odor and spay the rest of the fabric.
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