DakotaOdor Bomb Car Odor Eliminator - Neutral Air - 3 Pack

These things worked better than expected. Had a dirt crawl space that mice and other small creatures could access. Lasted more than a year should do it again.

The previous homeowners had two dogs and the home reeked of dog smell. Housekeepers did a deep clean and it smelled so much better ... for about 24 hours. The heavy smell of dog was still there. The new homeowners tried various remedies they'd seen online and the home smelled much better ... for about 24 hours. I've used Odor Bombs successfully several times over the years at homes with pet and smoke smells so I gave the new homeowners a couple of cans. They hesitated to use them since they worried it would leave some weird lingering perfume or chemical smells. They called me about a week later to say how amazed they were that the dog smells were completely gone and there were no lingering smells from the Odor Bombs. Great product! I always use the neutral scent and have consistently been satisfied with the results.

I have 3 dogs which I can’t bath on a regular basis but take with me everywhere (an American Bully XL, and two 30lb rescue girls of mixed breed). Because they aren’t bathed regularly, my car got such a horrific odor that shampooing several times and trying all kinds of air fresheners wouldn’t get it out. I put one of these bombs in my car, closed the windows, and left it for two days. When I went back, the smell was completely gone!!!!! I mean even my daughter (who smells even a faint smell) couldn’t smell that horrible smell anymore. I mean I even tried Zep which has always gotten smells out before, but only this bomb did the trick.I couldn’t recommend this more for the most stubborn odors to be completely eliminated.

Would not buy again

After reading the reviews on these ozone bombs, we ordered them for a travel trailer we purchased that had been lived in by a heavy smoker. We had already stripped all the textiles out, aside from the carpet which we had cleaned. We scrubbed every surface down with TSP, took apart all the vents and washed/scrubbed the trailer interior until every surface had been cleaned three times over.The odor destroyer bombs arrived, we were pretty hopeful as they're supposed to take care of the rest. Most of the smell was gone, there was just a slight lingering odor of cigarette smoke. We read and followed the directions, closed up everything and set off two of the devices at the same time in the front and back of the trailer. Checked it the following morning - the smell is still there and for whatever reason it seems stronger than before we used the bombs. Super disappointing as we had such high hopes, and they weren't cheap either.Back to plan A - rip out the carpets and paint the surfaces.