Unless the Febreze* wins the battle soon, this will be my next Craig’s list ad:
“Car for Sale. Barely used. Only vomited in once.”
Recommendations (besides demolition) highly appreciated.
And for those of you caring folks out there who wonder how this kind of thing happens, when your child turns down ice cream, recognize it as the sign from the universe it is and get him home tout suite.**
Asterisk Bedazzled Footnote*
*So far, the only thing the Febreze products have managed to do is stun me for a short period of time. Whenever I turn up the A/C, my nose feels like it has been punched by a Midnight Storm.
**Or should I say ‘toot not-so-sweet?’
TheDustSeason 
Oh dear, not good!
Have you tried one of those cleaners with enzymes? I buy mine at PetsMart. Works like a charm on anything organic. Worth a shot!
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I will stock up the next time I’m at the store. I saw the deodorizers for ‘pets’ but I hadn’t realized pets smelled that bad.
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Ha! It’s for “accidents” — look for it with the puppy training products. The enzymes “eat” the organic matter, thereby eliminating the odor. 🙂
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Vinegar helps, as well, I’m told. Then again…it might just trick your brain into thinking you’re dyeing eggs….
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More like killing them.
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What C.J. said. Poor you, and poor nose. 😦
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Ever since I broke it playing powder-puff football, my nose has held a grudge. This is a minor irritation by comparison. (Also, the Febreze finally did kick in.)
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