Is Your New Car [Chemical] Smell Harming You?

9 June, 2015 By Michellina van Loder 2 Comments

EnviroKlenz: How to Remove Fragrances and Smoke Odours and Chemical Odours from Your Car

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Michellina Van Loder is a Professional Writer, Journalist, Web Designer and Blogger at Labyrinth Press where she shares her and others tales about trail blazing the way out of the Labyrinth of Chemical Sensitivities and Mould, here, down under in Australia. Oh, and we share the latest news, resources, research, and opinion on MCS, EHS, CIRS and related.

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Stephanie says

11 June, 2015 at 10:56 am

I’ll stick with our old car 🙂 . The new car smell reminds people they have a new car but for me it means I can’t get in their new car.

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- Michellina van Loder says
  
  11 June, 2015 at 12:53 pm
  
  Yes, I feel that way too, my car was 8 years old when I bought it and cleaned it up. The owner wore a dab-on-oil type of perfume, which didn’t hang around like the solvent based sprays and it was mostly on the seat belt and steering wheel so it was easy to clean off (or cover with foil and fabric like i did on the steering wheel!), so this car was pretty perfect until it started letting the fumes and everything else into the cabin space. I think it’s worse when I’ve had other exposures, too. I may be able to outgass a new car in about a year using heaters and fans? It’s worth a try. 🙂
  
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