Just show your Celebrity SeaPass and receive free admission for two and a 10% discount in the Museum Shops. Plus, kids and teens, 17 and under, are always free. (The offer is non-transferable and you must provide a photo ID. Discount applies to non-sale items purchased in-store only.
A mildew smell is often caused by moisture or humidity that has been built up in your car. To get rid of this smell, you first need to locate the source. Often times, mold growth or mildew is caused by moisture that has accumulated in your car. There are several areas you can check where mold can grow.
However, if you notice the burning smell during dry weather, then have the car checked out. It could be the brakes are too ``tight`` or the parking brake isn`t fully releasing. If it is even slightly ``on,`` that could cause the burning smell. Q. I have a 1981 Dodge Aries that I use to run errands. It has 36,500 miles on it and we add about 500 miles per year. I have the brakes adjusted two or three times a year because the brake pedal goes practically to the floor.