Interior Car Cleaning Make Your Car Look As Good As It Is

Your car is your home away from home. You spend hours in it every week, so it’s important to take care of it properly. That means cleaning out the junk and keeping everything fresh and clean inside your vehicle. From leather conditioner on the seats to a little air freshener or two, we’ve got all your interior car detailing service needs covered below!

Wipe down leather seats with a leather conditioner

If you have leather seats, use a cleaner that is specifically designed for leather. Don’t use soap or alcohol–both will dry out the leather and damage it. Oil-based cleaners are also bad because they can stain the seat (and then you’ll have to buy new ones).

Don’t forget to clean your windows

Your windows should be cleaned at the same time as the rest of your car. It’s best to use a microfiber cloth to clean them because it won’t leave behind any streaks or lint. If you’re using a spray bottle, fill it with water and then add some dish soap or vinegar (vinegar helps cut through grease).

Spray this mixture onto your window and then wipe it off with the microfiber cloth. You can also use newspaper if you want; just make sure not to leave any print on the glass!

Remove all dust and dirt by dusting vents, dash, and console

You’ll want to start by dusting all of your vents, dash, and console. For this, it’s best to use a damp cloth or microfiber cloth that you’ve moistened with water.

Make sure not to get any liquid on the glass in front of you! If there are any streaks left behind after drying these surfaces off with another dry microfiber cloth (or paper towel), use glass cleaner next time before drying again.

Next comes vacuuming out all that dust that has collected in those same areas–but don’t stop there! You’ll also want to vacuum under seats and between seats as well. Don’t forget about cleaning out underneath seatbelts too–they collect lots of dirt over time!

And lastly but perhaps most importantly: don’t forget about cleaning off your steering wheel & gearshift knob/stick; these areas tend not only collect dust but also grease from hands which makes them hard for anyone else besides yourself who knows where everything goes inside their car when driving around town – especially if they’re always trying new things like eating french fries while driving.

Try an air freshener to keep your car smelling fresh

• Air fresheners are a great way to keep your car smelling fresh. You can buy air fresheners at most department stores, and they come in many different scents.
• Some people like the smell of pine trees or flowers, while others like the scent of fruit or cinnamon. There are even some that have no particular aroma at all but simply mask odors with their own pleasant scent (these tend not to be as effective).
• You can also make your own homemade air freshener by adding essential oils like lemon or orange peel, cinnamon sticks, and cloves–just beware: these may stain some fabrics!

Conclusion

The next time you get in your car and notice that it smells like a stale locker room, don’t let it get to you and get an interior car cleaning.  Just know that there are plenty of ways to keep your car smelling fresh and clean.