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How to Deal with Water Under Car Floor Mats?

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DeVincent

07/29/25 8:09pm

You can first remove the soaked carpet or floor mats, then clean up the remaining water inside the car. Below is an introduction to car floor mats: 1. Car floor mats are an eco-friendly automotive interior component that integrates five main functions: water absorption, dust absorption, stain removal, sound insulation, and protection of the main carpet. Car floor mats are interior decorations that help maintain cleanliness inside and outside the vehicle, adding aesthetic and comfortable touches. 2. Do not fully immerse the floor mats in water for scrubbing, as this can damage the bonding between the different material layers inside the mats. Additionally, it may cause the mats to take a long time to dry, affecting their performance and leading to dampness inside the car. 3. Car floor mats absorb water, dust, and stains, effectively preventing residual moisture and dirt from shoes from causing slippage between the clutch, brake, and accelerator pedals. This eliminates safety hazards and reduces the likelihood of interior contamination and damage. After all, cleaning floor mats is more convenient and economical than cleaning the interior.

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