Car cleaning process

Over time, the interior of your car can accumulate more and more dirt inside. In fact, you may not notice that there may be too much luggage inside, such as dirt, sand, dirt, bread crumbs, wrapping paper, and spills. And if everything accumulates, you may find a car that not only smells weird, but also looks bad. Jeez.

Cleaning can be something you may not want to do. However, keep in mind that you’ll need hundreds of dollars in cash to get everything done at a professional service center. However, don’t forget that you can actually do it yourself and sacrifice hours to do this type of work. No advanced technology or advanced technology is required. Simply remove the vacuum cleaner and some other household items and you’re ready to start cleaning your car.

First, you need to remove the floor mat from the car. Then, when you get out, shake them off. Try to get rid of all kinds of debris that may have adhered to them. Your car carpet is one of the most likely to get dirty.

After that work, use a vacuum cleaner with a hose attachment. Use it to vacuum all seats in your car. Pay close attention to the gaps and gaps between cushions. I also like to hide dirt there. You should also carefully vacuum the bottom and back of the seat. Before vacuuming, make sure your seat is free of debris and coins. These can clog your vacuum cleaner and delay your duty to clean your interior. Then point the vacuum cleaner at the car floor and floor mats. When it is clean, replace the floor mat.

Check your car seat cushion. If you see dirt, you can use a damp towel to apply the carpet shampoo. However, make sure that the amount used is small and finish with a light foam. And when you’re done, you can wipe off the shampoo. Let it dry.

According to your car window and glass, you can use a window cleaner. Newspapers will do their best to clean these.

And above all, let the air in. This will throw away all sorts of weird odors from your car.