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    Areet Lads...erm, n Lasses...

    Ive just sold My old Renault Clio, and Bought a new Nissan Qashqai, much bigger boot for My Fishing gear, problem is I had the Clio, stinking of Fish etc, after them late night sessions when you get yem and just leave everything in the Car till Morning...
    Im gana try not do that with this one, but you know what its like...Any tips for gettin rid of the Smell or any help at all...
    Im sure ive seen summik on here somewhere about hanging 2 lumps of Coal in boot or summik...mabyes not, a divnt na...
    Let Me know anything,

    Cheers, Steveo...
    GET OUT THERE AND STICK A BAIT IN IT !!!

  • #2
    wash it ????? wash it with febreeze......in fact i used asdas own fabric fresh spray no bother on the smell
    Punch and pull then let rip

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    • #3
      Originally posted by codcatcher3000 View Post
      wash it ????? wash it with febreeze......in fact i used asdas own fabric fresh spray no bother on the smell
      I must be to much of a Bloke to think of that!!! HA...Cheers though...ASDAS on the cards...
      GET OUT THERE AND STICK A BAIT IN IT !!!

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      • #4
        I have a big plastic laundry basket in my boot I put me waders and wet gear in, stops making the boot carpet damp and stinkin!

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        • #5
          break your nose a few times and you will never smell anyhting, I could never smell the wondeful aromas my wife used to go on about "wish you could smell this"
          Last edited by Charlton; 11-05-2011, 06:18 PM.
          Alan

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          • #6
            Originally posted by Charlton View Post
            break your nose a few times and you will never smell anyhting
            great bit of advice, best ive heard for a while

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            • #7
              had me nose broke three times with boxing & straightened twice and i can still smell my stinky crabs lol steve o just get a tarpaulin and a big gorilla bucket and put your gear in their like the lads have suggested
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              • #8
                like the others have said use a boot liner and bucket to put your gear in. I use air conditioning cans as well. you set them off, then close all the doors a nd leave for a bit.

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                • #9
                  omg the cod sh!t that was collected over the winter months it just wudnt go away unbelievable pong ,pleased the scrap place took it there and then good price anarl + cod crap
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                  • #10
                    Originally posted by BestNest View Post
                    Areet Lads...erm, n Lasses...

                    Ive just sold My old Renault Clio, and Bought a new Nissan Qashqai, much bigger boot for My Fishing gear, problem is I had the Clio, stinking of Fish etc, after them late night sessions when you get yem and just leave everything in the Car till Morning...
                    Im gana try not do that with this one, but you know what its like...Any tips for gettin rid of the Smell or any help at all...
                    Im sure ive seen summik on here somewhere about hanging 2 lumps of Coal in boot or summik...mabyes not, a divnt na...
                    Let Me know anything,

                    Cheers, Steveo...
                    Good advice with the fabric spray, while your up asda buy a fresh lemon cut it in half and leave it over night leaves a nice fresh smell
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                    • #11
                      best advise ,get a lift off someone.our lass went mad the 1st time i used our?her new car.keep a fabreeze behind the seat ,spray in the air not on the carpets/seats,dont let anything get wet in the boot or on the seats,and hand wipes in the door pocket to wipe ya hands before and after ya drive.all good advise but ya got to get off ya rrrrs when ya get home streight away,the longer ya leave the **** in the longer it takes to get rid of the smell.

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                      • #12
                        All good advise lads, cheers...By the end of next Winter itll still smell as bad as My old Motor!
                        GET OUT THERE AND STICK A BAIT IN IT !!!

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                        • #13
                          Surprised no one has mentioned vinegar. Works great at killing pet and fresh paint odours.

                          White vinegar is an excellent odour neutraliser and wet cleaner if used relatively quickly on spills and pet urine ,should work the same with fishy bits.

                          The way to use malt vinegar is to leave a small bowl of malt vinegar in the car overnight. It doen't leave an old chip shop smell like you think it would.

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                          • #14
                            spill milk in the back of your car i did it and i cant smell fish at all

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                            • #15
                              cut a few lemons in half & leave them in the car, very good to pull all the smells out ya motor, even gets rid of the smell of smoke in a car !

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