No matter how hard you try to keep it clean, your car will always accumulate dirt and dust and you will need to clean it. Whether it’s the smell of tobacco, stains or crumbs that accumulate on carpets and seats, it’s never pleasant to drive in a dirty car.
There is a wide range of car care and cleaning products on the market, but you don’t need harmful chemical stain removers to clean it and rid it of unpleasant stains and unpleasant odors. Cleaning your car from top to bottom yourself is not difficult. And the good news is that you already have most of the necessary utensils at home. Here is a list of practical and effective tips for a perfectly maintained car.
10 effective tips to keep your car clean and spotless every day:
vinegar and baking soda
Thanks to its anti-limescale and degreasing properties, vinegar is also a good ally for the car. To get rid of all those dark, dirty stains on the upholstery and floor, all you have to do is mix a few drops of white vinegar with the baking soda to make a paste and then apply it directly to the problem area. Allow to dry completely and then vacuum. You’ll see, it’s magic!
a foam brush or paintbrush
To remove all the dust in your air ducts and other hard-to-reach places, there’s nothing better than foam brushes. These are very handy for perfecting surfaces and the foam easily picks up dust, making them an effective tool for cleaning. The effect is almost the same if you use a paintbrush.
a toothbrush and toothpaste:
An old toothbrush can be used to clean the slightly dirty corners of your dashboard, seats and backrests. You’ll be amazed at how much dirt there is in your seats. In addition to the toothbrush, you can also clean your headlights with toothpaste. Apply a little and leave to work in, then clean with a soft cloth. Your headlights will become noticeably brighter.
olive oil
To care for and deodorize your leather surfaces, all you need is a cloth and some olive oil. Start by cleaning with soap and soak the leather or imitation leather part with oil. Be careful not to apply too much, as this can make your seats feel greasy. However, avoid getting oil on the steering wheel, even if it is leather.
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