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From: Schofield Barracks, HI
http://www.rx7club.com/showthread.ph...hreadid=271733
sorry its a link to rx7club... this is in NO WAY making fun of the site or anything of the sort
go to the site for the pics i dont wanna save and upload each pic he put up....and rx7club is stupid and makes weird upload files so i cant hyperlink
sorry its a link to rx7club... this is in NO WAY making fun of the site or anything of the sort
ok i left my car for 2 weeks at my parents house... it has been raining there... when i left i noticed a slight amount of moisture inside of the car on the windows and such but didnt think much of it. i came back to the most horrifying thing i have ever seen in a car!!!!! the entire interior is COVERED IN MOLD...i want to throw up! mold everywhere in 2 weeks!!! the history of this car is that it had an engine fire before i bought it and when i got it the interior had fire-extinguisher dust on it... i used a wet rag to wipe it down... maybe that stuff promotes mold i dont know. anyway, ive had the car for 6 months and not a problem or bad smell. now i leaev it for 2 weeks and this happens????? i couldnt believe my eyes! please help if you have any suggestions at all or just look at the pics and vomit in disgust.
what could have caused this....how do i get rid of it w/out ruining the interior.... and how can i prevent it from ever happening again????? i have never in my life seen something like this happen!!!!! im gonna puke, heath
what could have caused this....how do i get rid of it w/out ruining the interior.... and how can i prevent it from ever happening again????? i have never in my life seen something like this happen!!!!! im gonna puke, heath
go to the site for the pics i dont wanna save and upload each pic he put up....and rx7club is stupid and makes weird upload files so i cant hyperlink
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Joined: Jun 2002
Posts: 1,312
From: WA
first i would take a wet/dry vac to it, then put on some sort of resperator and hit it with compressed air and vacuum it up again. Then fabreeze the **** it out if all. And simple green all the dash stuff, then armor all it. Then shampoo the carpets. Then hit it with the wet/dry vac and fabreeze 1 last time. Should take care of most of it. Oh and part the car in a garage with all the doors open and flood lights aiming inside the car. It wont be THAT hard to clean up, just take a little time. and LOTS of fabreeze. 
