How can I eliminate the smell of cat urine from a car interior?

take a box of baking soda arm and hammer and sprinkle a good layer on the area in which the urine was. let it sit there for a day. vaccume it up and repeat 2 more times.this absorbs the oder and soaks up any in carpet moisture and orders that are there.

Hi, perhaps you can try any of these?

Vinegar and Baking Soda - First soak up as much of the urine as you can, then soak the area with a mixture of 1/3 cup of white vinegar with 2/3 cup of water and a little soap. With a clean rag, soak up any excess liquid pressing firmly and repeatedly until dry. Repeat this process using fresh water, and then use another rag to soak up the remaining liquid. After this, sprinkle some baking soda on the area and vaccuum up in 24 hours.

Peroxide - Some people claim peroxide works well in cleaning up cat urine and stains, though this can be tricky on surfaces which might discolor easily. Supposedly, peroxide breaks down the components in the cat urine which cause stains and odor. Pour a small amount directly on the area and allow to dry. Then rinse with warm water and soak up with a rag or paper towel.

Listerine Mouthwash - A number of people claim this helps eliminate cat urine odors when a few drops are added to your water & vinegar solution, or when mixed with a peroxide solution. It can also be mixed with just hot water and dabbed on the area. Most likely this is because of the amount of alcohol in Listerine

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Scrub the affected area with the strongest possible laundry detergent and, where possible, use clorox. Follow this up with a wash of dilute acetic acid or vinegar. You may have to do this more than once. Youse your nose to test for residual smell - though the cat will detect odor that you cannot even imagine exists. To discourage a repeat offense - there are sprays that you can get from the vet to prevent this. It is an aerosol and easy to use.

There are several commercial products that work pretty well.

I used Urine-Out to remove an old stain from a sofa and it worked.

Don't delay too much the cleaning. As the time goes, the smell get worse.

If what you cat have done is spraying, you will need an ultraviolet light to find the stains.

Google "interior car cleaner service." I would have given you a link but I don't know where you park your Porsche Boxster. You might even try emailing Tom and Ray at the Car-Talk link below.

Supposedly, peroxide breaks down the components in the cat urine which cause stains and odor. Pour a small amount directly on the area and allow to dry.

Really, you have enough money to own a Porsche Boxster but not enough to get your car professionally cleaned?

Go to a car detailing place or carpet cleaning place and ask them about cleaning services.

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