Vomit clean-up

Discussion in 'Interior Car Care' started by DAC17, Jul 7, 2012.

  1. DAC17

    DAC17 Virgin Detailer

    My dog took the liberty of vomiting in the back seat of my 2012 Focus. I have cloth seats. I had a seat cover on, but some of the liquidy part went through onto the seat. After getting out the bulk of the mess, I cleaned the seat well with Scotchgard Oxy Clean and then vacuumed out the remaining moisture to the extent possible. I'm planning to let it dry overnight. Anything else I should be doing?

    Thanks much. First time for this mess!
     
  2. Pureshine

    Pureshine DB Pro Supporter

    Get a steamer that should take care of it no problem.
     
  3. sikedsyko

    sikedsyko DB Forum Supporter

    More than likely it will all have come out since you had seat covers and I'm guessing not a whole lot managed to get through. You might need some air freshener for a while, but the stain is probably going to be gone. If not you're going to need some steam or hot water extraction. Look into investing in a Bissell Proheat, they're pretty cheap, but very useful
     
  4. DAC17

    DAC17 Virgin Detailer

    Thanks for the product suggestion!
     
  5. D&D Auto Detailing

    D&D Auto Detailing DB Forum Supporter

    If all the residue was completely removed, then no air freshener is needed, the smell will be gone. If the smell remains, the vomit is still in the seat.
     
  6. detaildude3629

    detaildude3629 Birth of a Detailer

    I did a car lastweek with the same problem but it was on carpet matts and carpet, i have a Bissell Proheat and worked fine, i did the whole interior plus cleaned all interior panels and dash, extracted the seats did in 2 hours and charged $ 100.00 not bad and a box of baking soda under drivers seat. Worked for me.
     
  7. DAC17

    DAC17 Virgin Detailer

    Just as a follow-up, I must have gotten everything out. Even in 100 degree weather this week, no residual odors!
     

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