Which auto fogger to use?

[newb001]

Any thoughts/experience with Dakota Odor Bomb - Car odor bombs for smoke odor removal, pet odor removal and more for a clean, refreshing scent! (http://www.autogeek.net/odor-bomb-car-fogger.html) or Clean Air Auto Interior Fogger (http://www.autogeek.net/clairgefoair.html) would be much appreciated (or some other option).

There's a general, slight funky smell to the car I just purchased, so I want to try something like this.

I'll eventually get the car professionally detailed, inside and out, but now wanted to try something on my own.

Was also going to try this: 1Z Einszett Klima-Cleaner Air Conditioner Treatment (http://www.autogeek.net/1z-einszett-klima-cleaner-air-freshener.html)

[rmagnus]

Dakota Odor Bomb is good. Also change the cabin filter and give the interior a good general cleaning including carpets. Use of a steamer really helps the cause if you have access to one. Doing interiors is a bit time consuming but once you get it right you'll appreciate driving the car that much more.

As for detailing the exterior do it yourself! That's what this forum is all about.

[bill walsh]

what kind of car?

[newb001]

Thanks for the info so far. 2014 Buick Enclave

[ScottB]

As other options, look to Duragloss Odor Absorber or Carpro's SoPure. I have used the bombs also, just make sure to have enough space that the fog will disperse.

[newb001]

Was thinking of trying this (1Z Einszett Klima-Cleaner Air Conditioner Treatment (http://www.autogeek.net/1z-einszett-klima-cleaner-air-freshener.html)) as well. Any advice on how/what vent to apply it to on a 2014 Enclave? Just want to make sure I don't cause any damage to the computer or anything else for that matter...

Thanks!

[newb001]

Going back to this for a minute: 1Z Einszett Klima-Cleaner Air Conditioner Treatment (http://www.autogeek.net/1z-einszett-klima-cleaner-air-freshener.html), can anyone advise how to specifically use it in a 2014 Buick Enclave? I have the newer version of the Klima that goes directly into the blower behind the glovebox, but I can't figure out exactly how to do this in my car. I pulled out the cabin air filter (which goes in horizontally) leaving a relatively small slit for me to put the tube through, and try to find the blower. I can kind of see the blower through the slit, but can't see enough to figure out where to put the tube to get it deep into the ventilation system.

Thanks for any thoughts.