How to remove interior moisture?

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Burns ST

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How can I remove moisture from the interior of my car?
I had a service clean my carpets of my car and they forgot to close my sunroof. The car sat for about 8 hours before I picked it up tonight and the damp air got inside.
 
A big fan inside the car blowing air across the inside from one window out the other usually gets the inside of my cars dry overnight in a garage.
But I am in Los Angeles and it's mostly quite dry and low humidity here.
 
Are you in an area where it's still warm/hot outside and you can leave the car in the sun with the windows up and the sunroof open?
 
A day with the windows open or the doors open will fix it, provided it isn't raining outside.
 
aim4squirrels said:
A day with the windows open or the doors open will fix it, provided it isn't raining outside.
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I typically do this all summer long when I park in the garage at night. I at least leave a couple of windows open and often the sunroof too. It keeps the car aired out and the condensation in the vents from the A/C giving the car that musty odor.
 
leave all the doors and windows open on a sunny day. that or try a fan
 
I've heard running the ac system on recirculate with the sunroof cracked helps suck it out, but I've had no such luck.

I have these little sponges called Z-Rust. They've got a pellet inside that helps draw in moisture. Giving those a shot.
 
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