A car owner discovered brown bugs and worm-like larvae in the back seat area after the vehicle was impounded for 17 days. The bugs had never been seen before in four years of ownership.
Spilled food is the usual cause of insect infestations in cars. Pests like cockroaches, carpet beetles, and others can thrive on food debris. The expert advises thorough cleaning as the primary solution, since there's little else in a car to sustain insects. The impound lot could have been the source if food was present there.
For reference on carpet beetles, see carpet beetle information.
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