[topcat607]

hi can anyone tell me how to get rid of the smell of spilt milk out of the carpet in boot of car thank you TONY

[Geoff Jewkes]

Sterifab. Not sure where its from, do a google. I think that Chris from Spurgeons can get it ( bane importer ) but I don`t have any contact details. Did a lot of this type of clean up a while ago for Tesco. Faulty foil seals on the milk, hope this helps !! The stuffs awesome, Regards, Geoff

[Geoff Jewkes]

www.baneclene.com/catalog/sterifab.html

[Geoff Jewkes]

I get a feeling Mike Halliday may have contact number for Chris or could get it from a mutual errrrrrrrrrr friend   

[Fred Gullan]

You could try an enzyme pre spray like chemspec Enz- all
http://www.cleansmartsupplies.co.uk/acatalog/Pre-Sprays.html
enzymes love to digest protein, followed by a deodouriser such as Nemesis http://www.btowstore.com/epages/Store.sf/?ObjectPath=/Shops/15094/Products/NEM02a
First of all remove as much of the dried spill as possible and make sure products come into contact with all surfaces.

Regards

Fred

[darren_metcalfe]

Depending on where it is you may need to fog it as the deodoriser etc needs to come in contact with the odour source.

[Fred Gullan]

Microclean is also a great product and may do the whole job for you providing that, as has already been said, it comes into contact with all contaminated surfaces and stays wet for a while.

Regards

Fred

[Fred Gullan]

Forgot to add the link :  http://www.cleansmartsupplies.co.uk/acatalog/Carpet_Upholstery_Deodoriser.html

[1aacclaim]

Phone Robert at Spurgeons [01293 437511] Chris no longer there

you could also try Bi carbonate of soda

regards Terry

[John Kelly]

Take the carpet out and either pressure wash it or hose it through thoroughly. This is a lot easier than trying to eradicate using chemicals. Some of the carpets have a sponge backing which holds the milk plus it gets into every nook and cranny of the metalwork. Once flushed use any suitable deodourser/microbiocide and thoroughly wash the carb surfaces as well.

[carpetguy]

What John has posted, is absolutely true. I was in the dairy business, many years ago and all vehicles were thoroughly steam cleaned, every day, otherwise they stank !!!!!!!!!!!!

Recently did a spill inside a car and had to resort, to removing, thoroughly cleaning both sides of carpeting and also removing all traces of splash marks.

What appeared to be a 10 minute job ( to the client ) took about 30 minutes, but the carpets still had to be dried.

rob

[John Kelly]

Sorry, that should have read "car surfaces" not carb. Don't want you pouring deodouriser down the carburettor

[topcat607]

thanks everyone who`s answered all greatly appreciated. Will let you know how i get on TONY