Spilt milk!

Joe_Horner

White vinegar's pretty effective but your car will smell like a bag of chips for a week or so afterwards.

Dilute about 1:4 with water (4 parts water) and soak the offending upholstery with it from a spray bottle. Leave for half a day (or overnight) then blot up any liquid you can with kitchen roll. Avoid the natural urge to sprinkle salt or add curry sauce to the area.

custardy

What car is it?
I would be removing it and giving it a proper wash/dousing.
Assuming no electricals/airbags in the seat

gmm30

Valet Pro Enzyme Eater cleaner gets good reviews for dealing with milk. Would be worth a shot, and cheaper and easier than trying to get a non-smelly matching seat from a scrapyard.

owen_money

Ergates wrote: »

Have you tried crying over it?

There's no point

(sorry, late to the party)

merrydance

Bicarbonate of soda gets rid of the smell.

Iceweasel

Try AutoGlym Odour Eliminator

(Not to be confused with their air-freshener which is a totally different product.)

Managed to get rid of baby puke smells - needed four applications at three day intervals though.

Robisere

merrydance wrote: »

Bicarbonate of soda gets rid of the smell.

OP tried that,in his post.

onwards&upwards

Learn to live with it, it’s character building and you won’t get repeat requests for lifts.

McKneff

Friend of mone braked hard, 4 pinter on the front seat smashed onto the floor, milk went everywhere and even seeped iny the mechaics of the car. It ended up being written off, .
Only 5 years old too