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jakemax · Apr 9th, 2005, 01:55 PM

My 4mo old Rottie pup named Cooper [got them both the same day] Threw up on the way to the Vet. Pretty certain I got it all cleaned up after 1.5 hrs., however there is still a pretty nasty stench.Have tried many supposed odor removers [ie Fabreze] with not much luck.

Any ideas? Need HELP!!!
Thanx

miniyup · Apr 9th, 2005, 02:45 PM

You did not say what part of the interior got hit (carpet or seats or both)

Maybe too late now, but I would keep saturating the area of the upholstery iwith a spray bottle of dilute soapy water or even Fantastik (test colorfastness in a nonvisibile area first) and vacuuming it out throughly with a wet/dry shop vac. This worked on my 87 Toyota Camry after my 8 yr. old son did something similar to the suede-like upholstery backside of the front passenger seat. You may need to saturate the area, rub it in, then vacuum the water out 20-30 cycles before all the offending material is removed. I did this immediately after it happened and once the area was completely dry, there was no smell at all.

Good luck.

GTT 280 · Apr 9th, 2005, 04:21 PM

Quote: Originally Posted by jakemax

My 4mo old Rottie pup named Cooper [got them both the same day] Threw up on the way to the Vet. Pretty certain I got it all cleaned up after 1.5 hrs., however there is still a pretty nasty stench.Have tried many supposed odor removers [ie Fabreze] with not much luck.

Any ideas? Need HELP!!!
Thanx

Superb - a puppy rottie !!!!!!

retired00 · Apr 9th, 2005, 05:48 PM

You might try Woolite OxyDeep spot & stain carpet cleaner. It works great on carpet, leaves a fresh scent. Not sure about other surfaces--test in an obscure place first.

jakemax · Apr 9th, 2005, 06:43 PM

Quote: Originally Posted by miniyup

You did not say what part of the interior got hit (carpet or seats or both)

Maybe too late now, but I would keep saturating the area of the upholstery iwith a spray bottle of dilute soapy water or even Fantastik (test colorfastness in a nonvisibile area first) and vacuuming it out throughly with a wet/dry shop vac. This worked on my 87 Toyota Camry after my 8 yr. old son did something similar to the suede-like upholstery backside of the front passenger seat. You may need to saturate the area, rub it in, then vacuum the water out 20-30 cycles before all the offending material is removed. I did this immediately after it happened and once the area was completely dry, there was no smell at all.

Good luck.

Actually between front seats & carpet below. Did try Fantastik w/ dry vac--- but maybe not enough cycles ---- will try some more,
Thanks

MrCooper · Apr 9th, 2005, 10:44 PM

White vinegar?

Boondox · Apr 10th, 2005, 10:58 AM

Since my wife and I rescue abused golden retrievers, we have a lot of experience with puppy vomit and other malodorous accidents. First and foremost, get it all out of the carpet and make sure none went into the plastic covers for things like seat belts and seat tracks. We use just plain old Windex for the actual cleaning, but our secret weapon (even works on skunk odor) is... Massengill douche! We figured if it could get rid of, er, feminine hygiene odors -- it would work on pretty much everything.

The only part about that suggestion I can't come to grips with is the look on the face of the store clerk when I put a case of douche on the counter!

Pete

GTT 280 · Apr 10th, 2005, 07:12 PM

Forget the cleaning, where's the picture of the puppy ???????????????????

Dawn · Apr 10th, 2005, 07:47 PM

Common house hold Bicarbonate of Soda , sprinkled and left over nite if poss , hoover up no smells !!!! believe me two kids , plenty of sick , works a treat .

jakemax · Apr 10th, 2005, 08:38 PM

Quote: Originally Posted by Cooper S Works

Forget the cleaning, where's the picture of the puppy ???????????????????

"Cooper" & his buddy "Jake"

GTT 280 · Apr 10th, 2005, 08:43 PM

Quote: Originally Posted by jakemax

"Cooper" & his buddy "Jake"

WOW - that is an amazing picture. Instantly displays the bond of dad and pup !!!

How cute too !!!

SUPERB !

Apr 9th, 2005, 01:55 PM	#1
jakemax MINI2 Regular Join Date: Dec 2004 Local Time: 08:41 AM Posts: 61 Offline	Puppy Barfed -- HELP My 4mo old Rottie pup named Cooper [got them both the same day] Threw up on the way to the Vet. Pretty certain I got it all cleaned up after 1.5 hrs., however there is still a pretty nasty stench.Have tried many supposed odor removers [ie Fabreze] with not much luck. Any ideas? Need HELP!!! Thanx

Apr 9th, 2005, 02:45 PM	#2 (permalink)
miniyup MINI2 Regular Join Date: Jul 2002 Location: Chicago W. suburbs Local Time: 06:41 AM Posts: 139 Offline	You did not say what part of the interior got hit (carpet or seats or both) Maybe too late now, but I would keep saturating the area of the upholstery iwith a spray bottle of dilute soapy water or even Fantastik (test colorfastness in a nonvisibile area first) and vacuuming it out throughly with a wet/dry shop vac. This worked on my 87 Toyota Camry after my 8 yr. old son did something similar to the suede-like upholstery backside of the front passenger seat. You may need to saturate the area, rub it in, then vacuum the water out 20-30 cycles before all the offending material is removed. I did this immediately after it happened and once the area was completely dry, there was no smell at all. Good luck. miniyup Built 11 Apr & delivered 23 May: 03 MCS EB/W w/ wide stripe F&R, all 3 Pkgs (except wheels - 16" v-spoke), Lapis, Anthracite

Apr 9th, 2005, 04:21 PM	#3 (permalink)
GTT 280 The Power Cube My Classifieds Join Date: Jan 2002 Local Time: 01:41 PM Posts: 2,503 Offline	Quote: Originally Posted by jakemax My 4mo old Rottie pup named Cooper [got them both the same day] Threw up on the way to the Vet. Pretty certain I got it all cleaned up after 1.5 hrs., however there is still a pretty nasty stench.Have tried many supposed odor removers [ie Fabreze] with not much luck. Any ideas? Need HELP!!! Thanx Superb - a puppy rottie !!!!!! Too many mods to list, PM me if the cat needs killing...

Apr 9th, 2005, 05:48 PM	#4 (permalink)
retired00 MINI2 Regular Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: Eastern N.C. Local Time: 08:41 AM Posts: 139 Offline	You might try Woolite OxyDeep spot & stain carpet cleaner. It works great on carpet, leaves a fresh scent. Not sure about other surfaces--test in an obscure place first. Jim 2005 MCS

Apr 9th, 2005, 10:44 PM	#6 (permalink)
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Apr 9th, 2005, 06:43 PM	#5 (permalink)
jakemax MINI2 Regular Join Date: Dec 2004 Local Time: 08:41 AM Posts: 61 Offline	Quote: Originally Posted by miniyup You did not say what part of the interior got hit (carpet or seats or both) Maybe too late now, but I would keep saturating the area of the upholstery iwith a spray bottle of dilute soapy water or even Fantastik (test colorfastness in a nonvisibile area first) and vacuuming it out throughly with a wet/dry shop vac. This worked on my 87 Toyota Camry after my 8 yr. old son did something similar to the suede-like upholstery backside of the front passenger seat. You may need to saturate the area, rub it in, then vacuum the water out 20-30 cycles before all the offending material is removed. I did this immediately after it happened and once the area was completely dry, there was no smell at all. Good luck. Actually between front seats & carpet below. Did try Fantastik w/ dry vac--- but maybe not enough cycles ---- will try some more, Thanks

Apr 10th, 2005, 10:58 AM	#7 (permalink)
Boondox MINI2 Regular Join Date: Apr 2005 Location: Northern Vermont Local Time: 08:41 AM Posts: 249 Offline	Since my wife and I rescue abused golden retrievers, we have a lot of experience with puppy vomit and other malodorous accidents. First and foremost, get it all out of the carpet and make sure none went into the plastic covers for things like seat belts and seat tracks. We use just plain old Windex for the actual cleaning, but our secret weapon (even works on skunk odor) is... Massengill douche! We figured if it could get rid of, er, feminine hygiene odors -- it would work on pretty much everything. The only part about that suggestion I can't come to grips with is the look on the face of the store clerk when I put a case of douche on the counter! Pete

Apr 10th, 2005, 07:12 PM	#8 (permalink)
GTT 280 The Power Cube My Classifieds Join Date: Jan 2002 Local Time: 01:41 PM Posts: 2,503 Offline	No clean Forget the cleaning, where's the picture of the puppy ??????????????????? Too many mods to list, PM me if the cat needs killing...

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Dawn Work'd Up ! My Classifieds Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: Essex Local Time: 01:41 PM Posts: 3,055 Offline	Common house hold Bicarbonate of Soda , sprinkled and left over nite if poss , hoover up no smells !!!! believe me two kids , plenty of sick , works a treat . EssexMINI2.co.uk...the all newand popular Essex MINI forums

Apr 10th, 2005, 08:38 PM	#10 (permalink)
jakemax MINI2 Regular Join Date: Dec 2004 Local Time: 08:41 AM Posts: 61 Offline	Quote: Originally Posted by Cooper S Works Forget the cleaning, where's the picture of the puppy ??????????????????? "Cooper" & his buddy "Jake" Attached Thumbnails

Apr 10th, 2005, 08:43 PM	#11 (permalink)
GTT 280 The Power Cube My Classifieds Join Date: Jan 2002 Local Time: 01:41 PM Posts: 2,503 Offline	Quote: Originally Posted by jakemax "Cooper" & his buddy "Jake" WOW - that is an amazing picture. Instantly displays the bond of dad and pup !!! How cute too !!! SUPERB ! Too many mods to list, PM me if the cat needs killing...

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