I'd doubt there's anything that'll remove it well enough, just depends on what you can tolerate. The field mice are a huge problem this time of year in my area also...no cat. I tried those bounce sheets and the mice squeezed right by it into my kitchen faucet area. Since, I've resorted to the old style spring traps, caught 6 of the varments so far in 2 weeks!! So far they haven't got into the garage.

 

Seat foam is not that expensive, considering how filthy rodent urine is there isn't a good reason to reuse it.

 

You may want to try the Pet Stain & Odor remover for carpets in the spray bottles. Try the Resolve Brand- Pet Oxi Advanced. Stuff does a tremendous job getting most pet stains out of the carpet. I would try saturating the infected area with this stuff. It has a nice smell also along with the cleaning power.

 

You may want to try the Pet Stain & Odor remover for carpets in the spray bottles.

I have used Fabreeze for several problems, and it seemed to take care of odors pretty well (not just mask them)...

I've resorted to the old style spring traps, caught 6 of the varments so far in 2 weeks!! So far they haven't got into the garage.

I had mice/rats clean peanut butter off a very sensative spring trap without setting off the trap... I ended up buying an electric rat trap... Worked so well, I bought a second... Battery operated, but uses a capacitor...

Its a pretty strong jolt (ask me how I know )...

I have a bad problem this year, but I think I have it now restricted to my shed... Had some in the attic, but used poison, and so far so good (need to seal up a few access points)... So far, the '70 Chevelle is clean, I did however notice seat stuffing being pulled out of the '66 seats (needs full resto on those anyway)...

This means war...

 

I've gotten rid of the smell using a few dishes of amonia, changing every couple of days.

 

Thanks guys.

I know this stuff stinks, and could potentially make you sick, but the car fund money is gone after buying the house, and finishing my auto swap. I did notice tmi sells what seems like back seat foam kits for 75-100 bucks, which is a great deal compared to the $200 I saw at ground up.

I think I'll try the resolve stuff and see how it goes. I have until march to let the stuff soak and "clean "

Thanks

Aaron

 

I'm not sure why I didn't think of this before..

But I have a bottle of natures miracle, a pet stai. Odor remover fri
When we got our puppy in the beginning of the year. I may try some of that tonight.

Oh btw.. The puppy is a yellow lab and her name is........Malibu!

 

The odor is the least worrying aspect of dealing with mouse urine. If you have until March then all you have to do is save a few bucks a week and you're golden.

 

the only viable solution is to purchase new seat foam. no matter what chemicals u use to eradicate the smell, once the interior/seats heat up under the summer sun, the smell will return

 

I mentioned this in another post not long ago about smoke smell. I had rotten milk smell in my car - Unbelieveable stuff. I would suggest this before replacing any materials. You can visit their site or buy from Amazon - auto vaccine

Amazon.com: Auto Vaccine ClO2 car interior odor eliminator: Automotive

http://www.autovaccine.com/