growing fuzz

["DR CHALLENGER" <drchallenger@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

Damp Rid is nothing more than calcium cloride pallets. No need to buy the 
damp rid refiils. Just get a bag of calcium cloride.


>From: Elijah Scott <imperial1971@xxxxxxxxx>
>>--- d_barker@xxxxxxxx wrote:
> > moisture that developed inside the car that migrated
> > from the trunk and is now growing mold on the carpet
> > inside and on the headliner. Shame on me:-(. Will I
> > be able to kill this stuff permanently without
> > having to gut the interior, and what do I use if I
> > can?
>
>Dave,
>
>One product that I've had good luck with is called
>Damp Rid.  It comes in a little plastic "bucket" with
>a strainer -- you fill the strainer with the Damp Rid
>pellets, which suck up moisture and deposit it in the
>bucket.
>
>When I've had moisture problems in cars, I put three
>or four buckets of damp rid in them for a week or so
>(check them every couple of days).  Then you should be
>able to vacuum out the dry powdery mold and mildew.  I
>have a handheld Dirt Devil vacuum that has a rotating
>brush that is super for this sort of thing.
>
>A few dryer sheets (i.e. Bounce) under the seats for a
>few weeks will kill any lingering odor.
>

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