Why does a car get moldy inside after being parked for a long time?
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Long-term parking leading to mold growth inside the car is primarily due to prolonged lack of ventilation or excessively humid environments, which promote mold proliferation. Below are specific methods for dealing with moldy car interiors: 1. Knitted and fabric interiors: First, use a vacuum cleaner to remove dust and mold from the surface of the interior. Then, clean with a car interior-specific cleaner. After spraying, you can dry the interior with a blower or drive the car into the sun to dry. 2. Leather interiors: Wipe the interior with a cloth and cleaner, then let it air dry naturally. Alternatively, you can use the car's heating mode to dry it. 3. Genuine leather interiors: Regular maintenance is required for genuine leather interiors. Use neutral or alkaline cleaners for cleaning, and avoid harsh mold removers to prevent corrosion. After cleaning, let it air dry naturally (avoid exposing the car to direct sunlight).