Dear Water Doctor

I have water stains above my sun visor.  Can the problem be fix and can the stains be removed?

Robert Davis

Dear Mr. Davis

   The problem can be fixed but you'll need to locate the root cause first, this is a problem that could be caused from a few different locations.  You will need to do a water test and carefully look at areas like the windshield, roof seams and (moon roof) to locate the root cause.  One or all of these areas may be causing the water stains in your headliner. Once the problem that caused the staining there are stain removers that are available to take the stain out. GM sold a great stain remover in a pint can that I recommend.

The Water Doctor

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If you have an automotive concerns regarding wind, water or odor.  Please email the ORIGINAL Water Doctor at jim@waterdoctors.com.

Dear WaterDoctor

I have a serious concern.  The carpets in my car are always wet yet it has not rained in days.  What could possibly be causing this problem?  Help me Doctor, I would love to rectify this problem before I have any odor issues.

Sincerely,

Distressed

Dear Distressed

Do not worry.  You have come to the right person.  I have had many similar cases and am certain that your problem is with the Air Conditioning unit.  This is a problem that should be dealt with by a certified WaterDoctor franchisee.  The sooner you take care of the problem the better your chances are of eliminating the issue before odors develop.  Our waterdoctors are here for you and will do their best to rectify any problems you have regarding water, wind, odor and dust.  You can trust a WaterDoctor franchisee to get the job done right.

Jim Vandale - The Original WaterDoctor

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Greetings Water Doctor

I have a minor problem with my vehicle in cold weather.  I notice frost crystals form on the inside of my windows when the weather is below freezing.  Can this problem be fixed or do I need to look into moving to a warmer region? 

Jack Frost

Dear Mr. Frost

Before you consider moving south.  I may have a suggesetion that is a little less costly.  It sounds like you have a water leak.  To find where the leak is spray your car with a hose and look closely where the water appears to be entering into the vehicle.  Once you have located the entry point reseal the faulty seam.  Be patient as the leak may not be distinctively obvious at first.

The WaterDoctor

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If you have an automotive wind, water or or odor question, email the ORIGINAL Water Doctor at jim@waterdoctors.com.

Dear WaterDoctor

I desperately need your help.  Every night I have these horrible water streaks on my rear window.  I don't know how the water is entering into my car.  I would appreciate any help you can offer me.

Night Streaker

Dear Night Streaker

Do not be discouraged.  Your problem is quite simple.  The rear window or the the hinges need to be resealed.  Should you be unable to not perform this repair yourself please click the link below to find the WaterDoctor nearest you.

www.waterdoctors.com/locations/default.htm

Sincerely,

The Water Doctor

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