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Re: How do I get wet dog smell out of my car?
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If you have cloth seats, you can sprinkle baking soda on them, then let it sit for a while. Vacuum the seats clean.
I once had success putting dryer sheets under the front seats for a few days.
Can you park in a garage with the windows down to let it air out?
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I would say baking soda but if the seats/carpet were damp, that might make a mess. I don't like febreeze, so I wouldn't personally use it...but many folks like the way it smells.
Febreze is always my top choice. You can also try scrubbing them.
Febreze is always my top choice. You can also try scrubbing them.