Question

I broke my shoulder in November last year and the title car I bought to practice driving in has been sat doing nothing Today I woke up to find it has Mold growing on the seats Can anyone advise me how to clean this please ?  

Answer 1

It was literally everywhere, all the seats, the footwells, headrest, seat belts, ceiling, boot the lot

Comments

@whopper I’m trying to find someone in Sheffield that will do it

Answer 2

Wash down with diluted white vinegar

Answer 3

Maybe just pay to have it valeted? Might be easier in the long run.  

Answer 4

You need a decent extraction vac to get rid of it properly such as a George as it will need a very good wet vacuuming. Best of getting a detailer/valeter to do it

Answer 5

Hg mould cleaner

Answer 6

I would get it valeted. By the time you've bought all the stuff you need and done it all you may as well get it done properly and know its a good job yanno. Because it might come back with anything you do or not dry properly etc

Answer 7

Would a valeted do it though With it being mouldy ?  

Answer 8

Trust me on this. Get it PROFESSIONALLY valeted. It costs a fortune but they have the equipment to do it properly. Mine came back after being in a garage literally covered in mold. I was at my wits end trying to figure out how to clean it. Took it to H20 and they did the whole thing deep cleaned for 2 hours it looked brand new. You have to be careful because mold can get into your lungs as it's airborne and the heating system

Answer 9

Definitely vinegar if you can’t afford a valet. It not only removes the mould but prevents it coming back too