Salt is hygroscopic, which means it draws moisture from the air.
This simple property makes it an excellent solution for managing excess dampness inside your car.
With lower humidity levels, you’ll experience fewer fogged-up windows and prevent moisture from soaking into your upholstery—an easy, low-cost fix for a widespread issue.
What makes salt especially effective is that it tackles the root of the problem.
While air fresheners only mask unpleasant smells, salt helps eliminate them by removing the moisture where mold and bacteria grow.
The result? A naturally fresher, drier interior—without relying on artificial scents.
Unchecked moisture can lead to long-term damage in your vehicle.
Simple solutions like salt, crumpled newspaper, or silica gel can help maintain a clean, dry environment.
Don’t wait for mold or mildew to set in—try this quick and affordable trick today to protect your car and enjoy a fresher ride.
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