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I would remove the seats and then get a shop vac...and vaccum up the carpet of as much water as you can.
From there, buy two cartons of Damp Rid (below link...you can get it at your local hardware store)
http://spacesavers.com/damprid18.html
Close the doors when you put the tubs/cartons in there.
Good luck
From there, buy two cartons of Damp Rid (below link...you can get it at your local hardware store)
http://spacesavers.com/damprid18.html
Close the doors when you put the tubs/cartons in there.
Good luck
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Yup, I've heard water will do that to ya,
Anywho, like everyone else said, vacuum it up, put something in it to soak up what you cant vacuum, and hope that it airs out. It will start to smell like Mildew/dirty feet if you don't get the water out.
Before you ask how I know, I install 12v products for a living, and there's nothing like climbing upside down under someone's dash for 3.5+ hours for a remote start and having to deal with mildew smell because people can't figure out how to dry out the water puddles from their wet *** shoes. *grumbles*
Anywho, like everyone else said, vacuum it up, put something in it to soak up what you cant vacuum, and hope that it airs out. It will start to smell like Mildew/dirty feet if you don't get the water out.
Before you ask how I know, I install 12v products for a living, and there's nothing like climbing upside down under someone's dash for 3.5+ hours for a remote start and having to deal with mildew smell because people can't figure out how to dry out the water puddles from their wet *** shoes. *grumbles*
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