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There is mold in the airconditioning of my vehicle. I was told by a dealer to

put the system

on recycle and spray a bleach solution into the vents and let it circulate.

Anyone know if this

works? Isn't there some type of chemical reaction that takes place with mold

and bleach on

some type of surfaces? Any other suggestions?

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Get some grapefruit seed extract (concentrate or whatever) and mix

as instructed. Then get a paint sprayer or, if you can't get your

hands on one, get a spray bottle that will aerosolize the solution

as best as possible. Put your air system on " vent " or whatever

brings in outside air. Get a kleenex or something light and hold it

outside your car near the windshield where it draws in air. When

you see the tissue pulled to an area or two - that's where you need

to spray this stuff while the fan is on high. It'll suck the

solution into the system. Grapefruit seed extract kills mold.

You should probably thoroughly clean the inside of the car and then

mist down all areas inside the car too - then let air out until dry.

I do this every 3-4 months - you may need to do more frequently

depending on the extent of the problem.

Hope this helps.

Bob

> There is mold in the airconditioning of my vehicle. I was told by

a dealer to put the system

> on recycle and spray a bleach solution into the vents and let it

circulate. Anyone know if this

> works? Isn't there some type of chemical reaction that takes

place with mold and bleach on

> some type of surfaces? Any other suggestions?

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Thank you very much

> > There is mold in the airconditioning of my vehicle. I was told by

> a dealer to put the system

> > on recycle and spray a bleach solution into the vents and let it

> circulate. Anyone know if this

> > works? Isn't there some type of chemical reaction that takes

> place with mold and bleach on

> > some type of surfaces? Any other suggestions?

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Thank you very much

> > There is mold in the airconditioning of my vehicle. I was told by

> a dealer to put the system

> > on recycle and spray a bleach solution into the vents and let it

> circulate. Anyone know if this

> > works? Isn't there some type of chemical reaction that takes

> place with mold and bleach on

> > some type of surfaces? Any other suggestions?

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