Flood (The water kind) Problem...
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Flood (The water kind) Problem...
Well last weekend it was nice and hot outside, not a cloud in the sky, so I left my sunroof and windows all open. Then out of nowhere it starts to like poor. The dumbass that I am forgets that its all open, and i'm off to work the next day to discover how stupid I am. Not only do I find the wet as hell interior, but a bird decided to **** RIGHT on my seat....
So I clean it up, and now i've been driving with the windows down everywhere trying to get it dried out. I dried what I could by hand, and everythings pretty dry except right behind the seat is still damp. It seems like it will be dry pretty soon, i've been letting it air out a lot, but is there any way to kill the nasty soggy carpet smell? I dont want it to be all moldy and ****, so is there anything I can do? Also, my leather seats are like all dry and crappy, they were cracked before, but new cracks formed and they are pretty shitty now. Anything I can do to help that?
I'm probably getting new seats soon, so i'm mostly concerned about the smell and mildew **** in my car. Any suggestions?
So I clean it up, and now i've been driving with the windows down everywhere trying to get it dried out. I dried what I could by hand, and everythings pretty dry except right behind the seat is still damp. It seems like it will be dry pretty soon, i've been letting it air out a lot, but is there any way to kill the nasty soggy carpet smell? I dont want it to be all moldy and ****, so is there anything I can do? Also, my leather seats are like all dry and crappy, they were cracked before, but new cracks formed and they are pretty shitty now. Anything I can do to help that?
I'm probably getting new seats soon, so i'm mostly concerned about the smell and mildew **** in my car. Any suggestions?
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you could try conditioning the leather. theres stuff you can buy at autoparts stores that you can use for that. Whether they work or not i dont know. As for the carpet, i'd get it steamcleaned than fan dry it.
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