Left Windows down Through Rainstorm

Don't know if this will work, but my first thought was baking soda (similar to the kitty litter). You might consider buying a big box (or two) and either

*sprinkle the seats and floors with it, letting it sit for a bit and then vacuum up

or

*pour into pans (like the kitty litter) and let it sit around for a few days

I know the smell and wish I had the wisdom I do now, back in the day. I "cleaned" out my old beater of a car when I was in high school with a garden hose!!! Did I say that I know the smell???? LOL!

Good luck!

This just happened to me!!! I hope some good advice comes your way that I can steal!

Clean the carpets with a good carpet cleaner then use one of the products on the market that is made to remove odors. If you think it is mildewing then use some vineger in the carpet cleaner with the cleaner.

Years ago, we had a car flooded in a parking lot. (The water was up to the bottom of the seats.) The best thing we found to get rid of the smell was kitty litter. We used foil 9 x 13 pans and filled them with kitty litter and placed them on the floor. The kitty litter absorbed the odor.

good luck

just a guess...could you plug in a de-humidifer and set it in the auto???

No I've never left the windows done before during a storm! ROFLOL! You're not the only one!

There's a product called DampRid. It might take the extra moisture out of the carpet and help with the musty smell.

I'm not sure about the sensors...Good Luck