[DMCForum] Re: controling mold in interior

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Walt - I think he meant "silica", which is the dessicant that you 
find in vitamin bottles and such, in those little paper pouches.  
Silica absorbs moisture from the air.  You can buy it in tubs (as he 
indicated) for use with larger volumes such as a car or motor home.

PS - All of this thread reminds me of Winged1 when we first bought 
it.  The PO had stored the car outside his sister's garage, directly 
under the edge of the roof overhang.  No gutters on the building.  
The water poured off of the garage onto the top of the car, which 
also had bad door seals.  The interior had about three inches of 
standing water in it when we brought it home, and smelled like gym 
socks that had been left in a locker over the summer months.  There 
was fuzzy mold everywhere ... Yikes!  It looked like a science 
experiment gone bad.

Toby Peterson
DeLorean Parts Northwest, LLC
www.delorean-parts.com


--- In DMCForum@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, "Walter Coe" <Whalt@xxxx> wrote:
> What is "sila"?
> 
> BTW, I just remembered that the seatbelt was just removed
> from a parts car before it went in my daily driver, so
> whatever got on it that made the mold grow wasn't from me.
> 
> Walt (the barefoot human rat)

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