Re: IML: getting rid of Imperial odors

["Clint and Laurie Carter" <imperialschooner@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

I've always had good luck with Febreze for carpets and upholstery (available in the laundry department of any store) and for air-borne smells, Oust works well. On leather and vinyl, good ole soap and water works well. If you've got rodent droppings, bleach water will kill the germs (we use a solution of 100 ppm as sanitizer at the restaurant...1 teaspoon [that's about a capful] chlorine bleach per gallon of cool water).

 

HTH,

Laurie Carter

'65 Crown Coupe (his)

'59 Crown (mine)

Ilwaco, WA USA

----- Original Message -----

From: imperialman

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Sent: Sunday, September 04, 2005 6:34 PM

Subject: IML: getting rid of Imperial odors

Greetings everyone

 

  Not too long ago a couple of list members were praising a product from Wal-Mart that worked on removing odors from a Imperials interior.

Does anyone remember the name of that product?.

My  IML archive search didn't return a thread on this.

            Thanks in advance

             Clay Smith
               60 Custom
                67 Crown Coupe