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Water from a leaking cup Down the Cup Holder
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No unfortunatly I am not aware of any manufacturer that is proactive enough as to have some sort of drainage from the cupholders :-\ You'd definitely want to remove the cupholder and consule to start drying underneath. Maybe adding some baking soda on the wet spots I suspect are there to soak up the up-coming wet-carpet stank.
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Thankfully it was WATER and not another type of drink that has sugar or other ingredients that would dry and leave residue or some type of sticky gunk.
Water will evaporate and not leave a stain or gunk.
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Last edited by Qsilver7; 09-20-2018 at 08:11 AM. |
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It will evaporate with no issues. I wouldn't bother opening anything up...
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