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How to get the car dried? 850

posted by  pgao on  Mon Aug 15 12:20 CST 2005
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Hi, JeffLa,

Thanks much for your input.

Unfortunately, the water did get under the carpet. Luckily, only the floor in front of the rear seats got soaked. Though it was a big mess, I managed to pull the carpet covering rear seats' floor out (after removed all the seats and center arm rest.) I am going to leave the carpet and foam in my garage for a couple of days to dry.

The mold problem is the last thing I want to deal with since I am allergic to it.

Thank you again and I will remember to close my windows whenever I am not driving it.

P.






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