Remove Interior Mold and Odors from Your Car

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Checklist Tasks

• Check under floor mats and seats for dampness or visible mold spots.
• Inspect HVAC vents and cabin filter area for musty odor and possible mold.
• Use a moisture meter on carpets and trunk lining for hidden moisture.
• Examine door seals and sunroof drains for leaks that could let water in.
• Deep clean all fabric with an enzyme cleaner to remove mold and odors.
• Use a UV flashlight to find mold in dark crevices under and around seats.
• Clean dash and door panels with diluted alcohol to eliminate spores.
• Run heater and AC on high with windows closed to help dry out moisture.
• Replace the cabin air filter after interior cleaning.
• Vacuum upholstery and carpets with a HEPA vacuum to trap spores.
• Place desiccant packs in footwells and trunk to keep humidity down.
• Ventilate car in a secure, dry area to clear lingering odors.