During the monsoon season, taking care of your car be a bit of a task. Also, cleaning the car interior during monsoon is also very difficult. However, if an unfortunate situation occurs, here are 5 simple steps to dry wet car interior.
During monsoons, it is very easy to get your car’s interior wet. It could either be an open window or a leaking sunroof. Once you identify the issue, analyse how much water has entered the cabin. If the water level is above 3cm, it is best to seek professional help.
Most cars have drain plugs to remove water from the interior. Use these drain plugs to remove excess water from the interior of the car. However, in some cars, the drain plugs are a little bit more difficult to find.
Use a good quality microfiber cloth or towels to soak up as much water from the seats and carpet. Carrying out this step will help the interior dry much faster as well. While this may seem like an endless process at first, it is very effective.
Now, open all doors and use a portable fan to direct the airflow in one direction. You can even use a hair dryer to make this process a bit more effective. This process will remove most of the water from the car interior.
Even though your car’s interior may look dry after all the above processes, there will still be plenty of moisture around the hard-to-reach areas of your car. As such, placing silica gel packets in the car is a great way to remove excess moisture. This process also prevents mould growth.
As mentioned, it is very hard to clean the interior of a car during the monsoon season. However, following the above steps will make drying wet car interior much simpler and effective as well.
