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Car Forum / Chevrolet / Chevrolet Corvette / August 2005Musty Air Conditioner Odor
You can eliminate that musty, stale air odor that comes from your air conditioning system with a product called AtmosKlear. AtmosKlear is an odorless odor eliminator and works amazingly well. You can find it in the Air Freshener Aisle at most Target stores, or order it on line at www.atmosklear.net. Simply spray the interior of the vehicle lightly, then spray into each air portal a couple of trigger sprays. Turn the fan on, pulling outside air thru the system. Go outside the car to the cowl at the base of the windshield and put about 20-25 trigger sprays into the system. Let it run for two or three minutes. Now, go back into the car, switch over to max air-conditioning. Put about a dozen trigger sprays in the air in general, and let the vehicle run for about ten minutes. You are left with a fresh "nothing". Get some at Target. It is amazing. --- MAF Anti-Spam ID: 20050527121052E3x0WpG9 Thanks for the tip. Sounds simular to Febreze spray product. > Thanks for the tip. Sounds simular to Febreze spray product. "Simular?" Is that like "similar"? Even Febreze can't mask some odors! Keep looking! ;-) Shut up Dave! >> Thanks for the tip. Sounds simular to Febreze spray product. >>On Sun, 24 Jul 2005 13:11:14 -0500, Fast1970Vette@webtv.net >>(dave) >>wrote: [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > > Shut up Dave! I wondered if it might be better to find out what is making your Corvettes air conditioning smell rather than masking a problem? You're right on StingRay.  SignatureDad 05 C6 Silver/Red 6spd Z51 72 Shark Black/Black/4spd Stay out of the car and it won't smell so bad. Or maybe try bathing more than once a month....and use soap this time. a.shole dave in Lake Villa sobbed into his pillow: > Thanks for the tip. Sounds simular to Febreze spray product. SignatureShut up, Dave. -|>|- Diode -|<|- '68 L-79 Coupe '79 Triumph Bonneville You can also use a Q-Tip dipped in vanilla extract. I had a 98 Towncar that stunk like old sox. I used the Q-Tip + vanilla thing one a month. It did the trick and it's OH SO inexpensive. >You can eliminate that musty, stale air odor that comes from your air conditioning system with a product called AtmosKlear. >AtmosKlear is an odorless odor eliminator and works amazingly well. You can find it in the Air Freshener Aisle at most Target stores, or order it on line at www.atmsklear.net. [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] >--- >MAF Anti-Spam ID: 20050527121052E3x0WpG9 It helps if you begin to understand why you have that smell - mold! If you can reach the area the mold is growing in, nuke it with some bleach or Lysol. However, most cars you can't unless you take it all apart. The next step is to dry that area out thoroughly. Begin by shutting off the air at least 5 minutes before you shut the car off but leave the fan run to circulate air. You can also dry it out in many GM cars by turning the temperature to HOT and letting it run. cover-ups may smell good, but mold is still there. > You can eliminate that musty, stale air odor that comes from your air conditioning system with a product called AtmosKlear. > AtmosKlear is an odorless odor eliminator and works amazingly well. You can find it in the Air Freshener Aisle at most Target stores, or order it on line at www.atmosklear.net. > Simply spray the interior of the vehicle lightly, then spray into each air portal a couple of trigger sprays. Turn the fan on, pulling outside air thru the system. Go outside the car to the cowl at the base of the windshield and put about 20-25 trigger sprays into the system. Let it run for two or three minutes. Now, go back into the car, switch over to max air-conditioning. Put about a dozen trigger sprays in the air in general, and let the vehicle run for about ten minutes. You are left with a fresh "nothing". > Get some at Target. It is amazing. > > --- > MAF Anti-Spam ID: 20050527121052E3x0WpG9 |
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