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simon
Member Since: 11 Jan 2005
Location: Sitting pensively in front of the mouse trap looking at the cheese
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If not, buy the family a nice dog 
They are rather good company 
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 Sun Mar 09 2008 11:52pm |
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LHD
Member Since: 05 Apr 2006
Location: Zurich
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the dog(s) must have been messy. Assuming they've cleaned the car, leave a box full of fresh grass cuttings in the car overnight and you might find the smell is gone.
the previous owner should have got the right accessories; we have two dogs, 57'000km and simply have the rubber mat for the luggage area. No smell at all. D3/TDV6/HSE Auto/Tonga Green/Alpaca - stolen by my wife now  (and she's dinked it!  )
Fixed Moonroof blinds | Installed Paddock dog guard
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| Tue Mar 11 2008 8:36pm |
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drzjoint
Member Since: 17 Apr 2008
Location: Gaylord, Michigan
Posts: 60
  
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that is no big deal. just get some sent elimination spray like you use when hunting. a friend got rid of the mell of spoiled milk with it. 2005 SE-7 BLUE
AKA THE JUGGERNOT B**CH
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| Sat Sep 13 2008 2:21am |
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pjsb
Member Since: 08 Dec 2008
Location: France
Posts: 7
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Just pour a bottle of milk in the footwells - you will never smell the dog smell again....
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| Tue Dec 09 2008 12:58pm |
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