My steering wheel grew...

[gr8hunter1 at comcast.net (Jacob Hawes)]

Lars Bruchmann wrote:

>i would think you could use a mold killer, like tilex,
>or something made for a bathroom.  bleach would work,
>careful not to drip on anything though... i've never
>had mold in my car.. in my fridge, on dishes, the
>bathroom, behind cabinets, sure, but never in the
>car!!
>  
>
I have never heard of mold in a car before this. Could it be a sign of 
something more serious?

It is quite wet here most of the year. The seasons are: dry and hot 
(105? peaks), wet and cool (58? = shorts and t-shirt), wet and miserable 
(36? = still shorts and t-shirt for some), wet and nice (high 60s). I am 
not surprised that a lot of moisture would build up in the car but I am 
surprised that it is enough fro mold.

I was just afraid of what something like bleach would do to the color. I 
just hope the car doesn't smell. Fabreeze time:) (I hate the smell of 
that stuff)

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	--Jacob Hawes
Cars:
	'78 Lincoln mark V "QE2" nearly abandoned work in progress
	'80 Scirocco mk1 searching for a name
	'92 Ford Tempo "the... ford" soon to be replaced by rocco as DD
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	17.5" HI Ang Khola Villager "camp axe"
	~48" Custom two hander. unnamed