kaa273

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No not my feet

My boot had a leak (believed to have been sorted) but the boot smells of damp. I have tried to use a carpet cleaner and other methods to get rid of the smell but nothing has worked so far.

Any ideas its really beginning to irritate me now

Fleetster

Try sprinkling bicarbonate of soda all over the boot, leave for a couple of days and vacume out
Failing that spray a load of Fabreeze in there

joey_turbo

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Mine used to smell like a cannabis factory when it got damp. I sorted the leak then used a small tub of de-humidifying crystals.
Like these: http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/4x-Large-I...item1e6a4e7c8b
Use some sticky velcro on the underside to stop them moving about. It should sort it out.

kaa273

iTrader: (1)

I'll try those suggestions apart from frebreeze as it didnt do a damn thing

ADV.

Try to find the leak, fix that.

Make sure its dry, if you can, borrow a george to suck it dry as much as you can.

Bio-Brisk will help, you can get it from you local AutoSmart.

If you need to soak up a bit of damp in the air, cat litter tray with a non-smelling cat litter, that will soak up moisture and smells.

You do need to leave it for a weekend at least (no driving the car around, just let it do its stuff).