05-12-2017, 02:42 PM
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Originally Posted by JDM4E
Excelent question OP. I have tried several of these cars and all had some sort of plastic odor, and I hate that too.
My 2 cents to the story - I would personally try ozone cleaning. Find a company that have the ozone machine (or you can borrow it) put that into your car and try a treatment, or two or three...
If you try, please report back!
Normally, odors and everything goes into... ...everything. Smells are in the seats, upholstery, aircon ducting. By ozoning with closed recirculation you can kill the smell on most places in the car.
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An ozone machine would kill the odour but the materials creating the odour are still there. If actually concerned about the "chemical" in the car then using an ozone machine will do nothing. It doesn't destroy chemicals. If it did air pollution would not ever exist.
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