Removing organic odors

[treebiter]

WARNING: The contents of this thread are gross, read at your own risk.



I haven`t seen the car in question, I was just told about it.



Apparently, a deer went through the windshield of the car and bled and left various body chunks within the car. Now the car smells of decomp or something.



I saw on Mythbusters that they use a specific enzymatic formula for cleaning this sort of mess out of a car, but they didn`t disclose the product name. I also read something about ozone cleaning, but I`m not really sure what that is.



Can anyone recommend a process or a professional service that can be used to clean this car?

[tom p.]

Folex or Paramount Chemical`s Kids `n` Pets - - both are enzyme-based.

[Craigster]

I know a friend that used this successfully after a chance meeting with a skunk at 60 mph...



http://www.cleartheair.com/

[NEW AGAIN]

PROTECT YOURSELF, USE COLD WATER TO REMOVE THE BLOOD. Then go your janitorial supply store to get enzyme but be aware the enzyme works better in the DARK or out of the light

[treebiter]

Hmm, janitorial supply store. I bet they do have some good stuff there. Thanks for the help so far everyone, please keep the suggestions coming. =)

[imported_animes2k]

I`ve picked up but have yet to use Hi-Temp`s Protein Stain Remover... anyone got comments on that? I`ve got a friend whose friend got sick in the back seat and the smell won`t go away, even after being "cleaned up" and lots of baking soda sprinkled... I wonder if this stuff will work (for both the blood and smells)...

[pogo123]

Nok Out works great for odors but not stains.

http://www.nokout.com/