How to get rid of bad smell

You might try Fresh Wave that you can buy in various forms from Ace Hardware or others. Leave the jar open with all of the orifices open as well for several days. No guarantee but we like it.
It's going to take awhile because the smell has been building up for months and is behind the walls, inside the drawers, etc.

Lots of baking soda, Fabreze are two good choices. Sprinkle baking soda on all soft surfaces, let it sit for a couple of days, vacuum up.

If it is really bad, rent an ozone machine and leave it in there. They work in no more than 30 minutes.

Bionic Man wrote:
If it is really bad, rent an ozone machine and leave it in there. They work in no more than 30 minutes.

Build your own ozone machine (I did) from information found on the Internet.

I ran in a "free" TC that was given to my son where the previous owner had smoked in the TC. Took longer than 30 minutes, but worked.

A good cleaning of all fabrics finished off the smell.

I heard a 5 gal bucket of charcoal. I'm going to be sticking it in my camper to rid the overwhelming mothball stench

X2 on the Ozone generator.
I used one to get the cigarette smell out of a TT and it worked great.

bowl of ammonia and lock up the vehicle for a day or so if possible.

Kills ALL smells. Trick of rod and custom restorers of very old cars found in deplorable conditions. I've seen it work firsthand.

Fabreze everything everyday for a week.

Kennedy64 wrote:
I heard a 5 gal bucket of charcoal. I'm going to be sticking it in my camper to rid the overwhelming mothball stench

Be sure the charcoal is kept away from combustible objects! :)

How annoying!

The odor is embedded in the porous surfaces. Clean all solid surfaces like counters, sink, etc. with a mixture of 1 part bleach to 10 parts water. Clean wood surfaces with Murphy's Oil Soap. Use Fabreeze on cloth surfaces.

Open everything up and gas it out for a week. 48 hours isn't enough.

Hope you can get this worked out!