@@jordansoboleski9869yeah it does dont listen to this idiot you wanna take some warm water add a little bit of vinegar to the soap water mixture and you want a nice sturdy scrub once u have all Those things scrub that in let it rinse and boom clean car
@@jordansoboleski9869ozone generally kills all microorganisms. Think of it like hydrogen peroxide, but as a gas. So it will kill the spores. Still has to be cleaned before though.
Probably need to take the seats out and the center console. There is likely mild underneath everything and the carpet should probably come out completely if you really want to get rid of it.
I run my business being very upfront with customers. If I think there is any chance a stain could still be there or could come back I'm going to tell them. But your right most of the shorts u see only show the good work
Can't make em all perfect, but you can run an ozone + UV scrubber with the AC on recirculate for an hour or so. Check humidity to make sure the car's not still humid and you're set. Also throw some Folex in there. It's great stuff.
Working at a car wash that also offers interior detailing, many people don’t seem to realize that you can’t make them all perfect. We don’t have great chemicals to work with but we have the same extractor you’re using and i can get good results using it.
Alroght i dont feel so bad then i just scrubbed the hell out of this steamed it to multiple times felt sick and dizzy i was frustrated it wpuldnt come out fully but it looks a hell of a lot better
to be honest with you ...if you feel like you cannot remove that mold COMPLETELY, you should not even take the job and refer them to someone else. this is absolutely a INSURANCE CLAIM and you are not even wearing PPE.
So I have mold that has returned in my car on the driver side flooring, I used a spray bottle that had dawn, vinegar, and lysol in it and it did a good job of cleaning it up after I scrubbed it all into the carpet and vacuumed afterwards. But its returned again in a small patch by where my left foot usually rests. Right where the carpet and the plastic panel that has the levers you pull on for the gas tank and hood meet. Is this because water is still there or because water is leaking into my car?
@@MrMaxggangster on this truck it was not a possibility. The seat bolts and seat feet were all rusted pretty severely. Typically we charge $150 for the front two if they have no electronics.
I just wonder how it's going to remove all of the mycotocins I mean dead mold is still bad. Even a vacuum won't get all of it from the foam underneath will it?
I wonder where I can find a service like this in Orange County CA. I have allergies and trying to pinpoint what could be causing or making my runny nose and sneezing worse a lot of days . I spilled a jug of water on the passenger floor side at the front and forgot to take out the mat later because I had been driving at the time of the spill . And then figured it couldn’t be all that bad since it’s just plain water ….could there be mold in there even if there aren’t any visible signs of it ?
I usually do an ozone treatment for a small amount of time before the detail and a little longer after the detail with the air recerculating for about 10m
MaYbe I missed it but was the much needed advice I’d been looking for and secrets I was expecting to get at the end of your video when you said,. “A lot of detailers won’t tell you but YOU will at the end of the video,” .. .JUST to say “We can’t make em all perfect??” Gee thanks for that secret!!! LOL NOT. BTW THATS not even a secret. 😂
@@hihiz432 removing seats is not even close to needed on most services. There are a TON of tools out there that can produce a successful detail without that. In the situation where it’s a must, yes payment is required or we decline the work.
“We can’t make them all perfect” is so true I just wish the customer could really understand that.
They do with our process! It’s all in the check in, follow up and information delivery
Facts
Cars with mold I call is a bio hazard and I won't clean or detail in general. Use an ozone machine in the car.
Doesn’t that just remove smells tho
@@jordansoboleski9869yeah it does dont listen to this idiot you wanna take some warm water add a little bit of vinegar to the soap water mixture and you want a nice sturdy scrub once u have all
Those things scrub that in let it rinse and boom clean car
Yeah, mold will destroy your health. 0/10, don't recommend
@@jordansoboleski9869it kills odour causing bacteria
@@jordansoboleski9869ozone generally kills all microorganisms. Think of it like hydrogen peroxide, but as a gas. So it will kill the spores. Still has to be cleaned before though.
Probably need to take the seats out and the center console. There is likely mild underneath everything and the carpet should probably come out completely if you really want to get rid of it.
Completely agree
Agreed
Thanks for the science side of it! I am looking at doing some Rug cleaning and you have helped me decide on chemicals I need.
I run my business being very upfront with customers. If I think there is any chance a stain could still be there or could come back I'm going to tell them. But your right most of the shorts u see only show the good work
Yup 100%
Can't make em all perfect, but you can run an ozone + UV scrubber with the AC on recirculate for an hour or so. Check humidity to make sure the car's not still humid and you're set. Also throw some Folex in there. It's great stuff.
Hey, it looks a hell of a lot better 🤷♂️
Never park a car in the yard! Grass asperates!
Working at a car wash that also offers interior detailing, many people don’t seem to realize that you can’t make them all perfect. We don’t have great chemicals to work with but we have the same extractor you’re using and i can get good results using it.
Alroght i dont feel so bad then i just scrubbed the hell out of this steamed it to multiple times felt sick and dizzy i was frustrated it wpuldnt come out fully but it looks a hell of a lot better
to be honest with you ...if you feel like you cannot remove that mold COMPLETELY, you should not even take the job and refer them to someone else.
this is absolutely a INSURANCE CLAIM and you are not even wearing PPE.
As long as it doesn't smell I'm ok with it
So I have mold that has returned in my car on the driver side flooring, I used a spray bottle that had dawn, vinegar, and lysol in it and it did a good job of cleaning it up after I scrubbed it all into the carpet and vacuumed afterwards. But its returned again in a small patch by where my left foot usually rests. Right where the carpet and the plastic panel that has the levers you pull on for the gas tank and hood meet. Is this because water is still there or because water is leaking into my car?
Moisture is coming from somewhere or the mold wasn’t properly remediated. It can be throughout the whole car, even though you only see it in one place
I've been detailing cars for about 12 years so I only want to ask why you aren't removing the seats before you "detail".
Do you run a business or just detail?
Do you remove seats if a client doesn't pay for it?
@@dirty2dreamy350 how much is the extra charge for removing the seats?
@@MrMaxggangster on this truck it was not a possibility. The seat bolts and seat feet were all rusted pretty severely. Typically we charge $150 for the front two if they have no electronics.
I just wonder how it's going to remove all of the mycotocins I mean dead mold is still bad. Even a vacuum won't get all of it from the foam underneath will it?
A lot of used car dealers will spray paint the carpet black to cover that up…
Yup! That’s a nice surprise on the first shampoo
I wonder where I can find a service like this in Orange County CA. I have allergies and trying to pinpoint what could be causing or making my runny nose and sneezing worse a lot of days . I spilled a jug of water on the passenger floor side at the front and forgot to take out the mat later because I had been driving at the time of the spill . And then figured it couldn’t be all that bad since it’s just plain water ….could there be mold in there even if there aren’t any visible signs of it ?
I usually do an ozone treatment for a small amount of time before the detail and a little longer after the detail with the air recerculating for about 10m
Smart on these rough cars
@@dirty2dreamy350 I'm in South West FL so every year when the snowbirds come down I get a few mold jobs 😭😭
@@MasrSR we are in Washington. That is all year round for us
Thanks some people just don't get it
Put a UVC bulb in there and let the carpet soak up the Ozone. Be careful though, O3 can cause Iron to rust.
That would slightly improve it maybe
So do the seats get removed in the process?
Not on this one. Bolts are rusted
Whats your go to for the three products?
Bridgepoint systems
MaYbe I missed it but was the much needed advice I’d been looking for and secrets I was expecting to get at the end of your video when you said,. “A lot of detailers won’t tell you but YOU will at the end of the video,” .. .JUST to say “We can’t make em all perfect??” Gee thanks for that secret!!! LOL NOT. BTW THATS not even a secret. 😂
Thank you so much for the input! The internet has decided that was a lie haha.
Would armor mold spray work for my cars plastic or dash for mold cleaning? Thanks....
Never tried that product
Probably a flood care that shouldn't be on the road anyway
Should we trash the car, or will be just be pouring money into the car trying to resolve something that cannot be repaired?
Not sure what you’re asking
I'll take stains over mould anyday.
Was there a Toyota look like a Toyota what kind of car was it if I had to guess I would say a tundra or sequoia or something
How much does something like this cost?
Price varies based on vehicle condition and expectation. This detail was just under a grand
Anyone in Santa Ana that can remove I interior mold and a puddle of water on the passenger side ?
Have you tried mean green or concrobium?
My family car has mold
Gotta get that fixed! Not healthy
Who are you. Where you at ??
Auburn,WA
If you don’t remove the seat, you are doing a disservice to the client!
If the client doesn't want the seats removed or to pay for that, you're doing a disservice to your business.
@@dirty2dreamy350 they have to pay for you to properly clean the car?
@@hihiz432 removing seats is not even close to needed on most services. There are a TON of tools out there that can produce a successful detail without that. In the situation where it’s a must, yes payment is required or we decline the work.
remove the carpet
Sounds easy right…..until you learn you have to cut the rusted seat bolts off and replace the lower legs of the seats if you’re going to do that