Hi
I hardly ever use my boot and, as a result, the carpet has started to go slightly mouldy - probably due to condensation and not getting enough air to the boot.
What's the best thing to use to remove it and how would I do it?
Thanks!
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Open the boot or leave a window open with the seat split get some air in there.
As for cleaning it 4 in 1 or similar house carpet shampoo give it a scrub.
This time of year they all get damp it's wet out there so they need to dry if you have a garage leave the window open at night if not leave it slightly open during the day.
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see if toyota have a recall on it
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Ideally, remove it, give it a good scrub with soapy water and then leave it indoors for a few days against a warm radiator. Obviously try and soak as much excess water from it as possible aswell.
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remove the parcel shelf so the air circulates.
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aerosol of brake cleaner supposedly works very well on mould? Never tried it...
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There's no water under the carpet (spare wheel well) is there?
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I hardly ever use my boot and as a result the carpet has started to go slightly mouldy - probably due to condensation and not getting enough air to the boot.
Is there a perfect airtight seal between the back seats and the boot then? I doubt it. If your boot mat is mouldy I'd say you have a leak. If your spare wheel is under the carpet, take it out - you may have a small lake under it. Rear lights, sunroof rear drain tubes & the hatch seal can all leak.
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