10 Cleaning Tips That Rejuvenate Your Car’s Interior

Cleaned car interior is essential from a hygienic perspective. A grimy lodge not just looks awful, it can likewise make or add to operational issues, but cleaning such will definitely cost you a lot of money like $200 to $500 (for professional detailing) to make the car look show-worthy. However, DIY (doing it yourself) option is surprisingly inexpensive and to get a thorough understanding of the correct techniques, come along and follow these 10 cleaning tips that will rejuvenate your car’s interior.

1. Gather your cleaning products and equipment: vacuum cleaner, chemical cleaning products, different-sized of brush and applicators and an assortment of wiping and polishing materials. See to it that you are only using goods that are meant for your car’s surfaces.
2. Remove all the trash from every corner (this is a good way to start) slide seats and pick up some junks of papers, coins, empty bottles, boxes and other objects that you can accumulate the process may take time depending on how dirty is your interior.  Begin with a thorough vacuuming of the interior; carpets, seats, dash and back shelf.
3. Remove the floor mats, shake off dust and dirt, use the vacuum to get rid hidden tiny particles wash it with a non-slip product (to keep the driver’s feet safe from slide) and air dry completely.
4. Carpet must be vacuumed well, utilize various nozzles and brush to reach out every corner. Use a cloth or sponge to apply a foam cleanser (a cleaning spray will also do) rub all over hitting areas with stains, sit in for a few minutes. Dry it off with towel or through wet-dry vacuum after the final wash
5. Seat’s cover comes in different materials such as leather, vinyl, and cloth upholstery and each one required different cleaning process. Cloth interior can be taken care by a shampoo that simply lifts the grime like magic. Leather can be sprayed with leather cleaner products and polish out with microfiber cloth while vinyl will work fine with any cleaning brand revealing a lighter finish.
6. The dashboard is one hard and dusty objects in car interior use the vacuum first before applying an all-purpose cleaner. Lightly drizzle some spray each part and rub it a microfiber cloth to make it look brand new.
7. Center console is one hard part to clean with especially buttons and controls. Use small vacuum nozzle to absorb the dust, the thinnest cloth to wipe around the hole is perfect but make sure to use cleaning stuff that is safe for plastic and paint,
8. Air vent grills can be wiped with a cotton swab soaked in interior car cleaner. Also, a small brush will do to take care of most dust in the corners and crevices. Don’t forget to check and clean the lower air vents which can be found under the dash, air compressor tools can give a brand new air vent look
9. To polish the glass or windows, check it well because usually, the front console is made of plastic and so the cleaning process for both materials are different. All-purpose cleaner would be fine for the plastic while the right product of glass cleaner is perfect, hitting those nasty insect splatters and watermarks, wash and wipe it using a microfiber cloth for better results.
10. Lastly, after you give your car a thorough clean you might still smell a Lingering odor from cigarette smoke which is difficult to remove. Spray or hang deodorizers inside the car that leaves a refreshing odor.

Tip. Using the right products as cleaning materials is a must and avoid facing interior damage in the future. Read instructions on the label before application to be safe.

When was the last time you clean your car interior? Regular detailing will maintain that “new car” looks for many years and it could bring you thousands of dollars when you are going to sell it. Need help for car assessment? Why not give us a call at (718) 297 – 9797 or visit our page for more information.