Normally we don't, but driving for 14 hours a day leaves you with a lot of bad habits. Smoking in the house will never happen.

Thanks for the suggestions so far. I know of Raymonds and the place on Roanoke street. I'll have to check them out.

 

Hell, if it comes down to it do it yourself. A lot of the newer car washes have those odor things at the vaccuum stations. The one in Vinton does, anyway. It gives you a choice of three scents if I recall correctly, and actually works based on my experience. If you do that after shampooing your carpet lightly and doing a basic interior clean, I think you'll be okay.

 

Just to update, took the SUV to Raymonds and he did a kick ass job. Looks better than when we picked it up from the dealership. Might take him the Jetta some time.

 

if you willing to come to roanoke i can take care of you a sunnybrook auto spa

 

I could possibly do the Jetta. Its just a matter of getting the right supplies from work and do it on a Sunday or something. Same goes for anyone else. Ive been doing it for 5 years and trying to get out of if but I can make them look pretty good. If anyone knows me they know I always keep mine clean. Even though black is a bitch.

 

The Jetta is certainly going to need it. Ripped the headliner and A/B/C pillars out today for recovering, and it made a nice mess on everything.