DakotaOdor Bomb New Car Scent - 3 Pack

So I vape a lot it my truck. I leave the window down about and two inches when I do and try to blow it all out the window. Well after awhile it gets that smoke smell inside coming through the vents. I sprayed just a couple spritz under my glove department (where the filter is) with the air on circulation and face only and let it run with the windows up for ten minutes. It 100% got rid of the smoke smell. Only downside is I don’t like the smell. I don’t know how to explain it but to me it’s like a mix of clove,cinnamon, like cherry coke or root beer or something. Not my taste but it worked great! It’s very strong scent so I wouldn’t use the whole can plus some of the reviews are bad about spraying the whole can

This product works like magic!! I used it in a car that was driven for MANY years by a heavy smoker. Windows were always up in the car too.Cleaned most the debris that was in the car and sat this bad MOFO in a cup holder on the center counsel and let it rip. Shot the fog out pretty good and within seconds the entire car was engulfed in a fog of war against the stank. I then let the car sit for a good 2 weeks solid to marinate in its goodness. The stench of the cigarettes was definitely gone, but there will still be a very strong " new car " smell left. Also ALL the windows need a dang good cleaning afterwards too. The sunroof was obliterated with the spray on it and the rear view mirror, but that is a minor detail as there was no more smell of cigarettes.100% recommend these for use. Be warned thought. The smell is damn strong after it is all sead and one in there and will stick to you and your cloths pretty well. I would recommend to let the car air out with windows open after you let that stuff sit a bit in there and do its dirty work.

Not sure whether this actually eliminates odors as suggested. Can't tell because this stuff is very strong. Used about a quarter can because of what I'd read in other reviews. Weeks later the car still smells so strongly like this it's almost annoying. Definitely don't smell smoke anymore though!

We recently purchased a car for my 16 year old son from a woman who smoked in it for 10 years. I know what you're thinking, but we got an amazing deal, plus it's for a new driver who will likely destroy it within the year. My original plan was to replace the seats and carpet, but then I saw this 3 pack of odor bombs and decided to give it a try.After reading the negligible instructions printed in super tiny font on the can, I decided to throw caution to the wind and crack all three bombs at once. I did, however, "obey" the warning about not sitting in the car as the bomb is going off. Wise advice, I'm sure. Anyway, I began to question my judgment immediately as a thick impenetrable fog soon encased the interior of the car. Once the fog dissipated, a thick shaving cream like substance was left dripping from the headliner of the car. We left the car sitting like this for 2 days.After the 2 days of sitting we took a wet/dry vacuum and went to town. A pail of water and a sponge did the trick for wiping surfaces that were not cloth. BTW, you're not suppose to get this stuff on any surface that's not cloth, but it didn't seem to harm it.Bottom line is that this stuff works great. After leaving the car to air out for 3 days (after vacuuming), the smoke smell has yet to come back as the odor bomb odor is disappearing. The odor bomb does not have an unpleasant odor, but you do notice it when using high dosing.Hindsight being what it is, I'd probably start with one can at a time as we had quite a mess with 3 cans but it was effective.

This Sprays works wonders. I use it to get spoiled milk smell out of the car. We use to use this stuff in insurance cars when they would resell them. I was told this would get out dead body smells.

This works to get rid of the odor but it smells like cinnamon and leaves a greasy residue on everything it touches. Its over a week later and the cinnamon smell is still very very strong.

Bought this for what I believe was an AC oil leak internally in the car. It stunk bad; rancid. You could stand outside the car and smell it - with the windows closed.Good: The smell in the car is GONE! Worked well.Bad: It did not really smell like the new car smell, and it was over-powering for a while.HOWEVER, the smell dissipated after about 2 to 3 weeks. The nasty smell is gone. and it is actually pleasant in a 10 year old SUV.I read many different ways to use the product, so, I decided to run the AC, and set the "bomb" off.USE CAUTION: It is an extremely strong smell be ready to put your clothes in the washer and take a shower.I let the car run for about 5 minutes. Then I shut the car off.I am really happy with the product. I bought 3 cans since I figured the smell was that bad, and NOTHING else worked. Well, I only needed one can. Recently, my son accidentally spilled gasoline on the carpet after filling up the can. He gave a quick spray on the carpet in the area of spillage, and the smell was gone.Again, this is strong stuff. It will kill nasty smells. Just know it is overpowering. I used an entire can in the SUV (Dodge Durango)I would buy it again if needed. But next time I might try a different scent.

I have a Jeep Grand Cherokee L, so it’s a fairly large SUV. I put this in the back cup holder to evenly dispersed amongst my car. Not only did it explode causing foam to get all over my sunroof, but I got all over my driver seat and completely ruined the leather. It also got inside of my rear heat and air conditioning vents and ruined the plastic completely deteriorated it. I will never buy this product again and it should not come up under car products if it’s not made for cars.

Whatever smell that is its not new car. Its extremely strong and I am trying to get rid of this product smell in the car now instead of the original spilled milk in the trunk. Its been weeks. I just ended up ripping out all carpeting inside the trunk to air it outside for the next 2 weeks at least. Then it will be cleaned with some other oxy based carpeting products to neutralize and then air out again and then also steamed. Maybe it worked, maybe not really can't tell due to extremely strong smell of this product.