DakotaOBNA-5 Bomb/Car Odor Eliminator Neutral Air

We have an enclosed/encapsulated/conditioned crawlspace, about 3200 cubic feet. Although we have a supply register and a dehumidifier down there, it still gets a little funky smell. This bomb has a slightly cinnamon smell at first, but seems to have eliminated the sour odor completely. It's only been a week since setting it off. Others complained that the spray nozzle didn't stick like it's supposed to, but if you look at how it's supposed to work, you can easily figure it out. The nozzle needs to click down into a lip. It takes more force than you think it would. Directions say to set it off and leave the area for a couple hours then ventilate it. I put a fan in the access and sucked the air out for about 30 min after waiting a couple hours.

My daughter recently got a car and someone smoked in it and it smelled just like an ashtray and it was getting all over her clothes and her hair and she come in the house and all you could smell was cigarettes I put the bomb off in her car ran the car for 20 minutes and it smelled fresh and clean and it still working and that was a few months ago

My husband & I recently purchased a finished shed from a dog groomer. The shed is cute as a button but smelled like a pack of wild dogs that just came out of a swamp. I couldn't even go inside to clean. Yes, it was that bad. Plus, the previous owner is a smoker so there's that odor mixed in with swampy dogs. I bought this odor bomb hoping that it would work well enough so that I could at least go in to clean. Pros- yes it worked completely. I left the shed closed up for about 4 hours and then opened it up to air out. The smell is now pleasant, like cinnamon mixed with citrus. Cons- I knocked off one star because I couldn't get the trigger to stay locked down so I ended up using it as a spray. I used the whole can. The shed measures 12 x 16 so it was more than enough coverage. If the odor starts to return, I will update my review. But for now, it works and works well.

If worked, I just did not smell the new car smell that every one talked about.

This product's mister valve is the worst. I used it in an older Jeep that has leather seats, and I put in right in front of the back seats on the hump on the floor, and set it off. After the can emptied and the fog cleared a bit, I looked in the window, and it had "dumped" the entire contents of the can onto the leather back seats and carpet. Everything was just soaking wet, so I had to take towels and immediately wipe everything down so it wouldn't stain (still stained the seats a little). Smell is extremely strong too, and now it smells worse than before. But the mister valve is pretty much the worst quality ever.I also purchased the "MEGUIAR'S G16402 Whole Air Re-Fresher Odor Eliminator Mist, New Car Scent, 1 Pack" and used it in my Certified Pre-Owned BMW... that I JUST bought a few weeks ago from @IrvineBMW (@ShellyAutomotiveGroup), the worst dealership and service department that I have ever been to... and this MEGUIAR'S fogger worked and smelled perfectly, and it's very easy and simple to use (and didn't ruin my leather). I may use another can in a few weeks, since I doubt one can will get that horrible horrible smell out of my new car permanently (the smell is in the carpet, the leather, the vents, everywhere).Save yourself some aggravation, DO NOT BUY THIS PRODUCT UNLESS YOU HATE YOUR INTERIOR.

We recently got a used car that wasn't the cleanest; even after a full detail, it still had a slight odor. So our detailer recommended an odor bomb.On the plus side, this did remove all the lingering odors. And it was one of the few, if only, that didn't add a scent. I don't want my car to smell new, or like a Pacific breeze, I want it to not smell at all.Unfortunately, three weeks later, the car still has a strong chemical smell. We've left it in the garage for days. We've left in the sun all day with the windows slightly down. We've driven with the windows down. It's getting slowly better, sure, but nothing is fully removing the smell.I think I understand now why other brands have a scent :-)

Work surprisingly good I would recommend and use again

Used in midsize suv. Label on can specifies much larger area per can. If you have a truly bad smell, it's necessary to overtreat. If you have something you could just febreze, then go that route. At first the scent that remained was very strong, but after one week it is just fine. I thought it would take longer to air out, but I had the benefit of a few nice days to leave the windows and sunroof open. By day 2 it was fine to drive in without much irritation, and I'm typically sensitive to strong perfume odors. This is with leather seats and cloth floors, and might be stronger with all cloth interior. The smell itself is not unpleasant - some have described it as soapy, which is accurate. I would say soapy with a touch of talc.The smell it eradicated was brought on by a bad air-conditioner evaporator and wet dog. I bought a used car that I could not get clean. This did the trick for the interior, and once I cleaned the a/c, the whole car smelled good. It got the headliner and other sensitive cloth parts to smell good again, which is something I could not accomplish with steam-cleaning or other treatments.It should be noted that this is a last resort. It is for strong odors. I can vouch that it works well for strong organic odors, but I have no idea what it would do for smoke or other chemical smells. It definitely works on DOG and MOLD/BACTERIA though.