When it comes to mold, we all cringe. However, did you know that mold is not always bad? That’s right! Mold can sometimes be helpful, but not when it comes to your car. In fact, mold found in your car is highly dangerous if not removed properly. Plus, it might lead to a car glass repair (or a replacement in worst case scenarios). Continue reading
Mold is not as uncommon as you might think in cars. It can usually be found in neglected vehicles left out in a humid, moist environment. However, it can also be found in cars where a water spill never dried properly. Food trucks can be easily susceptible to mold if not aired out and cleaned right. The good news is that mold can be dealt with to prevent auto windshield repairs. The bad news is that leaving it to spread throughout your car is dangerous. Continue reading
Mold, that green ugly organism that takes over unkempt areas around the house and infects buildings. It is an unwanted thing, except when you are making Brie cheese and certain types of medicine and antibiotics. It can be good, until it goes wrong. And when you find it in your car, that is the kind of wrong you want to avoid. While mold can be as harmless as finding old bread with green fungus, it can also be as dangerous as finding that same green fungus wrecking your car. Yes, mold can develop in your car if you leave it to become the perfect breeding ground for the pesky green organism. If there is humidity and dampness, such as there almost always is in Orlando, any car that has been parked for many months without being used or without getting aired has a chance of growing mold. Although this is not a common problem among vehicles, it is still a problem that needs to be addressed. To prevent a car glass repair, cleaning mold and eliminating it for the long run is wise. Here is what you need to know about windshield mold, what causes it, and how to end it: Continue reading