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movin 06-04-2004 11:05 PM

How to remove dog odors from leather interior?
 
No, it's not the Carerra that smells, it's a 2000 Toyota 4Runner I just bought. The PO had her dogs always accompany her wherever she went. It just smells like dog on the leather seats. I've tried washing the seats with mild soap, no luck. My clothes pick it up too. What's out there that will clean and remove the dog odor on the seats? After 3 months it still smells.

Crachian 06-04-2004 11:15 PM

Try "Nature's Miracle," an enzymatic formula you can buy at the pet store.

no substitute 06-05-2004 07:05 PM

Griot's has leather scented conditioner, but I'd use a cleaner first.

Shuie 06-05-2004 07:10 PM

Camel Filters ;)

MRM 06-05-2004 07:24 PM

Clean the carpet with a real steam cleaner. Then wipe the seats down with a soap and water solution but really clean them with saddle soap. Follow the directions on the can. You won't believe how nice it will make the leather look.

Crachian 06-05-2004 08:26 PM

A word of caution about some saddle soaps: they are not good for leather and will rot the stitching. Unless I know the soap is special, I will stick to the harmless stuff like Leatherique or Surflex (sp?). Start mild - you can always get more aggressive.

Joe Bob 06-05-2004 09:03 PM

Prolly the carpets are the worst offender. Clean or replace......then BOMB the interior with "Ozium".....let off half a can and close it up for a couple of hours in the hot sun.

movin 06-05-2004 10:29 PM

Thanks to all! I'll try the Nature's Miracle first, just got it today. If that doesn't work, the Ozium is next.

ChrisBennet 06-06-2004 05:29 AM

Wipe it down with Swepco and you'll never smell that dog smell again! :D
-Chris

Decolliber 06-06-2004 06:29 AM

Vinegar is very good (and cheap) for neutralising pet odors. I use it on carpet. But I am not sure about leather.

FLAT6FAN 06-06-2004 08:49 AM

I second Nature's Miracle.

84porsche 06-06-2004 09:04 AM

Another suggestion is Febreeze for cars, its a relatively new product but removed smoke odors from brother's car.

Or you can buy the little smelly trees and hang them from the rear view mirror.


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