You seem like quite the carpool parent and I’m sure the other parents greatly appreciate your offering to drive!
You’re right though, mold is dangerous for your health and can cause an unpleasant smell. Luckily, removing mold from your car’s seat is relatively easy, and you only need a few common household items.
To remove the mold from your vehicle, you will need:
Once you have the supplies and you’re ready to clean, you should:
Move your car into direct sunlight and open all the doors to clear out any floating particles
Mask up to avoid inhaling harmful particles and remove any trash or personal belongings
Inspect the interior to locate the affected areas
Break up large clusters of mold using the scrub brush
Fill the spray bottle with vinegar and thoroughly saturate the affected areas
Use the scrub brush to work the vinegar into the area
Allow the surfaces to dry completely and leave the doors open to help air out the vinegar smell, although it should go away once dry
While waiting for the treated areas to dry, download the Jerry
app to compare car insurance
quotes from up to 50 top insurance companies to protect your car and precious cargo. If you’re hesitant to switch plans or insurance providers because you’re worried about the work involved, don’t be. Jerry does all the paperwork for you and even cancels your old policy!
MORE: 8 pro tips for long car rides with kids