Audi RS 5 Spilt Milk Clean-Up Video
This Audi RS 5 came in for a general all-round prep, with work done to the outside of the car but also had an odour problem caused by spilled milk.
The key to removing all bad smells is removing the source of the odour, so we cleaned the seats and plastics having removed them from the car.
We lifted the carpets and extracted potent fluid from the foam underneath, carefully flushing it through. We then use a chemical treatment to break down the oils, fats and proteins and prevent mould from returning.
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