How to Remove Water from Car Floor Mats?
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If the car cabin floor gets wet, you can first use a cloth to absorb the water, then turn on the air conditioning's dehumidification mode or heating mode to remove the moisture. Water on the car cabin floor generally won't cause significant damage to the vehicle. The worst-case scenario is if water seeps into the circuits, which could harm the engine. However, if the amount of water isn't excessive, it should be fine. Just check all the pathways while driving to ensure normal startup without any unusual noises. But if water enters the car body, it's essential to go to a shop immediately to dry it out. Otherwise, moisture and mold can develop inside the car, especially in enclosed spaces with air conditioning, which is prone to bacterial growth. To address water on the car floor, you need to remove both the floor mats and carpets entirely, then dry the carpets in the sun. After removing the carpets, let them air dry naturally.