Don t Let Spoiled Milk Spoil Your Drive
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Don’t Let Spoiled Milk Ruin Your Drive
Summary:
Spilled milk in your car can quickly turn into spoiled milk, especially in warm conditions, creating an unpleasant odor that's hard to remove. Here's how you can tackle this common issue and keep your car smelling fresh.
Article:
Driving with kids can be quite an adventure, often leaving your car’s interior looking worse for wear. Children can be clumsy, and any food or drink they hold might end up on the floor in an instant. During long rides, it's common to carry snacks and drinks for your little ones, but these can quickly become a messy problem.
Milk, in particular, is a notorious offender. When spilled, it can swiftly turn sour due to the combined heat from the sun and the car’s interior. The resulting odor is not just unpleasant?"it’s notoriously difficult to remove.
To effectively tackle this issue, start by blotting up any liquid milk left in your car’s carpet or seats. Use an absorbent towel or cotton cloth for this task. After removing as much liquid as possible, sprinkle baking soda over the affected area. Known for its odor-absorbing properties, baking soda is a great first step.
Next, lightly sprinkle cold water over the baking soda and let the mixture sit overnight. In the morning, vacuum up the baking soda residue to clear your car’s interior.
If the smell persists, try applying white vinegar. Dampen the area with vinegar and let it sit for 10 to 20 minutes. Afterward, absorb the remaining liquid using paper towels or cloths.
By following these steps, you can keep your car’s interior fresh and pleasant, even after an unfortunate spill.
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