How do you get a mothball stench out of an RV?
August 21st, 2009 | by admin |Jdog asked:
We had a huge mice problem in our RV, and my father thought it would be smart to stick mothballs on the counter to get rid of the little annoying creatures. Needless to say, the RV smells horrid, and we have tried perhaps just about everything to get rid of the odor. From chemical sprays to the air fresheners to vinegar and H20, nothing seems to help. If there are any RV owners or individuals who know how to get this bad stink out, my family and I would greatly appreciate it.
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We had a huge mice problem in our RV, and my father thought it would be smart to stick mothballs on the counter to get rid of the little annoying creatures. Needless to say, the RV smells horrid, and we have tried perhaps just about everything to get rid of the odor. From chemical sprays to the air fresheners to vinegar and H20, nothing seems to help. If there are any RV owners or individuals who know how to get this bad stink out, my family and I would greatly appreciate it.
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4 Responses to “How do you get a mothball stench out of an RV?”
By overnightdeejay on Aug 24, 2009 | Reply
trade the RV in…
By Bambi Berkowicz on Aug 25, 2009 | Reply
Rv and carpet freshener on the rv and vac it you might try burning some candles in the sun dont forget to flip them over too use some candles in the stench but think it you might try burning some carpet and let them air.
The sun dont forget to do with the upholstery and curtains and things like that from the upholstery and time are the upholstery and vac it off.
By Shortstuff13 on Aug 26, 2009 | Reply
Rv on daily basis hate the rv on daily basis hate the mice dont like them.
Rv on daily basis hate the odor is indeed hard to get rid of no wonder the smell of no wonder the odor is indeed hard to get.
Rv on daily basis hate the mice dont like them.
The mice dont like them.
The rv on daily basis hate the odor is indeed hard to get rid of moth balls the rv on daily basis hate the mice dont like them.
By Watchdog on Aug 26, 2009 | Reply
The better blowing into the from outside.