Ten Tips: Clean Car Now!
Posted by Unknown Author on October 29, 2009
The car stinks.All you see is the clutter of daily living in your car.What frustration!The local car wash is costly.The problem: How can I quickly but thoroughly do this job?
10 Hot Tips for Spiffing up your Car.
- Thoroughly conduct a close visual assessment of the vehicle.Having your favorite things at your fingertips in the car is important. Choose them wisely?
- Look around you…the first job is to remove all trash, gum wrappers, soda cans, paper receipts, etc. Remove and recycle them. Remove everything from glove compartment, cup holders, or any storage bin.
- A simple water wash is needed to get off surface debris. Use a safe, non-toxic product like Nok-Out to really decontaminate the mats completely. Using a stiff brush, remove all debris.Move your vehicle to a sunny location for quick drying.
- Use a safe upholstery cleaner to gently scrub off gummy and stuck-on food particles.When cleaned, a safe product that removes odors is requiredi.e. Nok-Out.
- Spray the auto/suv/truck’s HVAC filter, a grate which is usually found under the outside of the windshield with a non-toxic and bieodegradable deodorizer.Simply turn the circulation system on ‘circulate’ not the ‘automatic.
- Deep carpet cleaning can be done with a hand held, tank, or upright vacuum cleaner for removal of surface and embedded food particles, soli, pet hair, and any other debris.
- Check the trunk and other storage areas as well. Vaccum thoroughly, and then wipe with a deodorizing agent to remove topical odors.Your family will appreciate having a neutral smelling vehicle. Try a non-toxic and biodegradable product for this touch.
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Clean the dashboard, sideliners, arm rests, headliners carefully and thoroughly with a safe and powerful deodorizer/cleaner.
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Spray a powerful, dependable non-toxic air cleaner into the interior of the vehicle.While the ventilation system is circulating inside air, be sure to raise all windows.
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Close to the end now! Replace all mats, cup holders, and those items necessary for daily use. Lower the windows, and open windows to allow for circulation of fresh air…All done…good job! And saved a buch of money!
