With the coming of summer and warmth, we have once again faced with our fierce enemy: Bad smells! If you have bad odors in your car, you should start applying our suggestions immediately.
For many of us, summer is the most popular season, but hot days come with countless problems. At the very beginning, there is a bad odor problem. This problem, which does not leave us for a moment during the summer months, can be a problem if you do not use public transportation but travel with your own private car. So how do you fight the bad smells in your car?
Deep cleaning
You got in your car and there's a smell that bothers you. And you cannot find the source of this fragrance. First, check whether you have left a pack or package in the car. If there is a food residue left, it may have been the source of bad odors due to the effect of hot weather. If this is not the source of the problem, the only remedy should be to do a deep cleaning in the car. Our advice is to sweep your car first with a vacuum cleaner. In this way, you can get rid of the bacteria settled in the seats or in the interior of the automobile. However, do not forget to wipe the windows of your car from the inside and outside. If more than one person is using the car frequently, you should do this more frequently.
Stop smoking in the car
If you have a smoking car, bad odors never leave you. The smell of cigarettes may have even been on your car's ventilation unit. If the odor is increasing at a time when you start the ventilation system, you may need to change your ventilation system and the filter of this system. After you do all these, you shouldn’t be smoking in your car.
Get rid of odors with carbonate
You have had your car cleaned, you have prohibited smoking in the car, but there is still a bad smell. At this point you have to take advantage of the miracle of carbonate. Carbonate releases many odors trapped inside the environment. Therefore, if there is an odor in your car, try leaving water mixed with carbonate in your vehicle. You can leave your water bottle in your car with its lid open. If this does not solve your problem, try to pour the carbonates directly into the mats. After staying in your mats for one day, you can clean the carbonates with a vacuum cleaner.
Charcoal could also work
Like carbonate, charcoal has the ability to trap bad odors. If carbonate does not work, you can go directly to the coal option. Leave the charcoal in your car overnight. If you still smell the bad odor, extend this period as long as you want. With charcoal, if you have humidity problems caused by wet seats or mats, you can solve this problem with cat litter. Place some cat litter that can trap moisture in it in a jar, put it in your car with its lid open and wait for the cat litter to do its job.
Last resort: Professional support
