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HOW TO CLEAN THE INTERIOR OF YOUR CAR

 




It doesnt matter whether you use your Car for Personal purpose or

it's used for Transport, All Cars should have a sparkling interior for you and your passengers comfort. 

Cleaning the interior of the Car is not just for the passengers, it also helps to ensure that the Car last, giving you the value of the money spent on the purchase of the Car, as dirt, dust build over time and cause degradation of the interior of the Car,  not only giving off awful smell and stain but also causing major damage to the Car which would cause a fortune to fix.

Here are the steps to carry out a thorough interior cleaning of your Car; 

1. Get all the required materials:

These includes; 

   - Bucket, 

    - Brush, 

   - Vacuum cleaner with attachments

   - Microfiber cloths

   - All-purpose cleaner

   - Glass cleaner

   - Upholstery cleaner

   - Soft-bristled brush

   - Leather conditioner (if applicable)

   - Trash bags

Vacuum cleaner with attachments

   - Microfiber cloths

   - All-purpose cleaner

   - Glass cleaner

   - Upholstery cleaner

   - Soft-bristled brush

   - Leather conditioner (if applicable)

   - Trash bags


Remove Trash and Debris:

Begin by removing any trash, debris, or unnecessary items from the car's interior. Use a trash bag to collect wrappers, papers, and other garbage. Pay attention to the floor mats, cup holders, door pockets, and under the seats.

 

3. Vacuum Thoroughly:

Once the trash is removed, use a vacuum cleaner with appropriate attachments to thoroughly vacuum the interior surfaces. Start from the top and work your way down, including the seats, carpets, floor mats, and crevices. Pay special attention to areas where dirt and crumbs tend to accumulate, such as between the seats and under the pedals.

 

4. Clean Surfaces:

After vacuuming, it's time to clean the various surfaces inside the car. Use an all-purpose cleaner for hard surfaces like the dashboard, door panels, and center console. Spray the cleaner onto a microfiber cloth and wipe the surfaces gently to remove dust, fingerprints, and stains. Avoid using harsh chemicals that may damage the interior materials.

 

5. Clean Upholstery and Carpets:

For fabric upholstery and carpets, use an upholstery cleaner suitable for your car's interior. Spray the cleaner evenly on the surface and gently scrub with a soft-bristled brush to loosen dirt and stains. Then, use a clean cloth or a wet/dry vacuum to remove the cleaner along with the dirt. Repeat the process as necessary until the upholstery looks clean and refreshed.

 

6. Condition Leather Surfaces:

If your car has leather seats or trim, it's essential to condition them regularly to keep them supple and prevent cracking. Apply a small amount of leather conditioner onto a clean cloth and massage it into the leather surfaces in a circular motion. Allow the conditioner to penetrate the leather for a few minutes, then buff off any excess with another clean cloth.

 

7. Clean Windows and Mirrors:

Finish off by cleaning the windows and mirrors using a glass cleaner and a microfiber cloth. Spray the cleaner onto the glass surface and wipe in a circular motion until all streaks and smudges are removed. Pay attention to the windshield, side windows, rear view mirror, and any other glass surfaces inside the car.

 

8. Air Out the Interior:

After cleaning, it's a good idea to leave the car windows open for a while to allow any remaining cleaning fumes to dissipate and to let fresh air circulate through the interior.


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