Each year, countless people roll their sleeves up and prepare for spring cleaning. They throw out old boxes, sort through old clothes, and spend hours (if not days) ridding their home of clutter. So, why not do the same for your car?<\/p>\n
The first thing you can do as you prepare to clean is remove everything from your car. We\u2019re talking old drinks, the designated trash bags, seat covers, and even your floor mats. Doing so will provide the perfect starting point for the actual cleaning.<\/p>\n
That\u2019s right, it\u2019s time to haul out the old vacuum cleaner from deep in the closet along with every attachment it can possibly have and get to work! Remember, after months (if not years) of dirt and dust collecting, you\u2019re going to need to really get in there to vacuum it all up. Use your hose attachments to get under the seats, into the cup holders, between car door compartments, and anywhere else dirt collects.<\/p>\n
If you have cloth seat covers, now is the perfect time to toss them in the washer for a nice, deep cleaning. As for your mats, you\u2019re going to want to wash them with the strongest nozzle on your hose if they\u2019re plastic. If the gunk is deep, then use soap and brushes. If your mats are carpet, vacuum them separately and use cleaning solutions for any tough stains.<\/p>\n
Once your car\u2019s interior has been vacuumed, brushed, cleaned, and scented, it\u2019s time to move outside. Now, whether you decide to wash your car yourself or visit a washer, there are a few things you can do to take the cleaning one step further:<\/p>\n
Yes, Your Car Deserves a Spring Cleaning, Too! Each year, countless people roll their sleeves up and prepare for spring cleaning. They throw out old boxes, sort through old clothes, and spend hours (if not days) ridding their home of clutter. So, why not do the same for your car? Remove Everything The first thing … <\/p>\n