It’s important to address this situation quickly, since water damage can leave a bad odor in your car. Before you begin to panic, though, take a towel and soak up as much water as you can. Then, replace it with a dry towel and rub the seats vigorously.
After that, roll all of the windows down and place multiple fans in and around the car. Run the fans on a high setting for half an hour or so. Then, turn on the car’s air conditioning to supplement the fans.
As the leather dries, it may stiffen. You can gently massage the seats for a few minutes to soften it again.
If you’re worried about an odor developing, you can try spraying them with a solution of one part white vinegar to two parts water or sprinkle them with baking soda later. (Research to ensure this is safe for your particular leather type.)
For the future, make sure your car insurance policy is equipped with comprehensive coverage
to handle water damage or other weather-related situations. Jerry
can help you find the best rate for your desired coverage level.