Car Water Leaks Case Study: Drying & Decontamination Video
Few people realize when they get a water leak and find they have wet carpets, just how much water is in a car.
Few people realize when they get a water leak and find they have wet carpets, just how much water is in a car. In this example we walk you through the process of how we decontaminate the car to remove mould and mildew, dry and fix some of the problems of a car which had rain water leaking in from the bottom of the doors.
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