Ian Morton
Cleantalk Member
...this the problem with milk spillages, it often penetrates further than you think beyond the surface fabric...
This is particularly often the case with automotive spillages which sometimes means that the only way to remove the residual milk and the bacteria feeding off it and thus creating the unpleasant odour is to strip the interior affected down to the floor pan where the milk can find it’s way and pool or solidify within the nook and crannies in the floor pan metal work and thus the car continues to hum...
Total removal with the bacteria feeding off it with solve the problem...using a powerful enough cleaning product with containing a biocide...
This is particularly often the case with automotive spillages which sometimes means that the only way to remove the residual milk and the bacteria feeding off it and thus creating the unpleasant odour is to strip the interior affected down to the floor pan where the milk can find it’s way and pool or solidify within the nook and crannies in the floor pan metal work and thus the car continues to hum...
Total removal with the bacteria feeding off it with solve the problem...using a powerful enough cleaning product with containing a biocide...