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3 Ways to Get Dog Smell Out of Your Car

By Matthew Lynch
November 10, 2023
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Introduction

We all love taking our furry friends for rides in our cars, but sometimes their lingering odor can make the journey less enjoyable. Fortunately, there are effective methods to eliminate that unpleasant dog smell from your vehicle. In this article, we will explore three ways to get dog smell out of your car so you can enjoy a fresh and clean driving experience.

1. Clean and Vacuum Thoroughly

The first step to eliminating dog smell from your car is to give it a thorough cleaning. Start by removing any visible debris, such as pet hair, food particles, and dirt tracked in by paws.

Next, use a vacuum cleaner designed for pet hair removal to get rid of any embedded fur from the seats, floor mats, and carpeting. Be sure to reach those hard-to-clean spots like seat crevices and under the seats.

Once the visible debris is removed, wipe down all surfaces with a cleaning solution appropriate for your car’s interior material. You can use a mix of equal parts distilled white vinegar and water for fabric upholstery or an appropriate leather cleaner for leather interiors.

2. Use Baking Soda

Baking soda is a natural odor neutralizer, making it ideal for eliminating the persistent smell of dogs in cars. Sprinkle baking soda directly onto fabric upholstery or carpets and let it sit for at least 30 minutes or preferably overnight. The longer you leave the baking soda in place, the more time it has to absorb the odors.

After allowing the baking soda time to work its magic, vacuum it up using a clean attachment on your vacuum cleaner. Repeat this process if necessary until the smell has significantly improved.

3. Utilize Air Fresheners or Odor Eliminators

Using air fresheners or odor eliminators specifically designed for pet odors can be an extra line of defense against persistent dog smells in your car.

Choose an enzymatic air freshener, which contains enzymes that actively break down odor-causing molecules. This type of air freshener is effective at eliminating pet smells rather than simply masking them.

Additionally, charcoal odor eliminators are another excellent option, as the activated charcoal within these products absorbs the foul-smelling compounds. Place one or more of these odor eliminators in your car and let them work for several days or until you notice an improvement in the smell.

Conclusion

By following these three simple methods – thorough cleaning, utilizing baking soda, and using air fresheners or odor eliminators – you can effectively get rid of dog smell in your car. With a fresh and clean interior, both you and your furry friend can enjoy pleasant drives without any lingering odors.

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