Ted K

the car with the windows and roof open (inside that is) until it dries.

RickM

They're pervasive in the environment. The question is whether you're providing them with conditions conducive to growth. Which is why I said, take away the moisture and you take away the mold. Of course, if there's a <i>lot</i> of mold growth in the car to begin with, then you might have an odor problem, and certain kinds of molds can be downright unhealthy in large quantities...but I didn't get the sense that it was that bad.

I'd still stay away from bleach. Just the idea of bleach on dyed leather scares me.