Anti "funk" bombs....

PowAir or any other enzyme based odor remover works wonders for soft surfaces!

 

I am a smoker and have had several people ask if I had quit smoking cause my truck doesnt smell like smoke. I religiously use scented fabreeze aerosol on ALL soft surfaces. When the weather is nice I open the sleeper vents and drive with a window down to run alot of fresh air through tje cab and sleeper.

Dont Get me wrong, in the winter my truck does get a little smoky cause its too cold to air it out on the highway. During these times I clip dryer sheets to several heater and sleeper blower vents and this helps some. In the spring it gets a good deep clean with a powerful scented cleaner, such as pinesol.

 

I liked Ozium.

 

Here is an idea.
If weather permits drive with the windows down and vents open.

 

We had a can of that stuff. Took care of alot more than just smoking in those days. My parents were clueless but did not complain too loudly.

 

Odors generally accumulate on fabrics like privacy curtains, bedding and seats. Keep those things clean and you'll notice a big difference. Cleaning the windows, instrument panel and the top of the dash with window cleaner can freshen things up too. I stay away from scented stuff because it tends to leave a film on everything that makes smells worse in the long run.

 

You can get this at Walmart in the automotive section, you spray a little in the truck and leave because it's real strong and they let nonsmokers buy it.

 

I had a helluva time deoderizing my truck when I bought it. Went through three days of cleaning and deoderizing, only to find the strong smell when I came back the next morning. Finally I got down on my hands and knees and smelled the carpet.

Gag reflex!

I lifted the carpet and padding and found that it was saturated with water. Throw out the carpet and got new padding and a non carpet durable flooring. Left a dryer on in the truck overnight. Ozium sprayed everything and let it dry before installing the new flooring.

I checked for and couldn't find holes where moisture could have come up through the floorboard. I think the moisture was from condensation, sitting in cold weather. The previous owner rarely worked.

Haven't had any issues since. Ozium is great stuff.

 

I see what you did there.