How to Deal with Leaves on the Car?
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Leaves on the car can be cleaned with water or manually removed. Below are the hazards of having leaves on the car: 1. When leaves fall on the car and remain for a long time, they will rot and release some liquid, which can land on the car's glass or paint. The rotting leaves can damage the car's paint. If it's the season for falling leaves, avoid parking the car under trees for extended periods and remember to clean the leaves promptly. 2. If leaves on the windshield are not removed immediately, they can block the drainage outlet below the windshield. The drainage outlet's function is to allow accumulated water on the car to drain, preventing water from entering the engine compartment. Once the drainage outlet is blocked, the accumulated water will gather below the windshield and may enter the engine compartment, potentially causing a short circuit in the car's computer. 3. Leaves can get stuck in the car's air intake, a place that is not easily noticed. Over time, the leaves will rot and deteriorate. If the car's air conditioning is turned on, the air blown out may have an unpleasant odor, especially when the heater is on, creating a very strong odor inside the car.