What to Do When Water Gets Under the Car Floor Mats?
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To address water accumulation under the car floor mats, you can start by removing the soaked carpets or mats and then clearing out any remaining water inside the vehicle. There are several rubber seals at the bottom of the vehicle's chassis; opening these seals can help drain the accumulated water from the cabin. However, since the interior floor mats are highly absorbent, they should be removed and placed in a spacious area to facilitate water evaporation. If the water ingress is not severe, after removing the water, simply open the car windows on a sunny day to allow thorough drying. You can park the car in a sunny spot, leave the doors open for drying, or adjust the vehicle's air circulation system to internal circulation to expel moisture from the cabin through the air conditioning system.