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You live somewhere that's hot and humid right?
Moist will travel to cool places, like your ac ducts after turning it off. I always turn off the ac a few minutes before parking the car to push all the cold air out. Your smell might be something different though.
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Is your car new or used? Sometimes the previous owner smells of used cars linger and are hard to get rid of, even after a air freshener bomb.
Might need to keep windows open to air out. And use air fresheners.
