How to Dry a Wet Car Interior During Monsoon? Check Out 5 Simple Tips

It's common for car interiors to get wet during the rainy season. Here are five tips to get rid of that water and keep your car clean and safe.

Water in your car?

Rainy season means wet car interiors, whether from leaks or open windows. Drying it out can be a real pain.

Pay attention to these things

These five easy steps will help you dry out your car, prevent damage, and keep it clean.

Find the source of the water

First, find where the water is coming from and how much is getting in. Is it a small problem or do you need a pro?

Open the drain plugs

Find your car's drain plugs (usually under the floor mats) and remove them to let the water out. Check your owner's manual if you can't find them.

Microfiber

Use good microfiber cloths or towels to soak up water from the seats and floor mats. Wipe everything down well.

Portable fans

Open all the doors and use portable fans to circulate air. A hairdryer can also help speed up evaporation.

Prevent moisture buildup

Place silica gel packets in your car to absorb moisture in hard-to-reach spots. This helps prevent mold and keeps things dry.