MikeH

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My car has been parked in the garage for the last 10 months. It was retired from daily driving, and Ive been restoring it ever sence.

I clean the interior once a month but it always has a film on the plastic and leather. Looks like mildew to me, We have a lot of humidity in Florida, so i think thats the problem. Ive put bounce fabric sheets,fabreez,lysol,ect. Inside to keep the it fresh, i leave the windows cracked sometimes also. But the mildew keeps coming back.

I know there is something you can put inside to keep the moisture down. I just dont know what its called or where to get it?

Please help my nice black Interior is turning green.

FLYNLOW92rs

iTrader: (53)

Well you open a refrigerator and what do you find? Baking Soda...

"In Closed Up Places A box of baking soda can be placed in closed-up areas to absorb bad odors and even excess moisture"

Leaving baking soda opened in the car, may help in absorbing some of the excess moisture.....

I'm from Florida, so i know about the humidity problems....

Briansz28

You can get dessicant crystals from a craft shop and put them in a bowl inside the car. They are used for drying flowers. I believe they can also be reused by putting them in an oven for a while. This is the same stuff they put inside the little bags inside vitamin/ medicine bottles.