Keeping the interior of your car clean can be difficult. After all, we practically live in our cars . Whether it's eating, drinking, making phone calls, or giving kids their personal Uber, there's no denying that even the biggest cleanliness fanatic has a hard time keeping their car clean. That's why we've put together this list of tips and tricks to help you keep your car's interior clean. We test ideas from sources like Reader's Digest and Lifehack and share the ones that work best.
Use a toothbrush to remove dirt and grime from tight spots on the upholstery.
If you've ever seen professional detailers cleaning the interior of a car , you've probably seen all the tools and brushes they use. There is a brush for almost every job. But for most cleaning jobs, you can spend less than five dollars on one brush that does almost everything: a toothbrush.
It may sound strange, but a toothbrush is ideal for cleaning upholstered furniture. The stiff bristles and small brush make it ideal for cleaning upholstery seams or reaching small areas.
Use a carbonated water mixture to keep your car interior clean
The carbonation of carbonated water makes it a powerful detergent, reports LifeHack . In combination with a small amount of alcohol, your car will be disinfected. Plus, sparkling water won't scratch glass or shiny surfaces like some regular cleaning products can.
Combine sparkling water and vinegar to scrub upholstery and carpets. This combination also disinfects by removing stains and stains.
Dust the vents with a foam brush
Now comes this car cleaning hack from The Krazy Coupon Lady . But if you've ever been to the paint department of a hardware store, chances are you've seen these little foam brushes. They're not great for painting, but they're a great tool for cleaning air vents and getting into other hard-to-reach places.
A can of compressed air can keep the ventilation slots clear.
A can of compressed air is great for cleaning air vents and other tight spots. You can also use it to blow out vents and air ducts. Combining compressed air with spraying the air ducts with a mixture of vinegar and carbonated water will also help disinfect your air conditioner.
Apply baking soda
Baking soda is great for cleaning car headlights . It's also great at absorbing odors and can do wonders for your carpets and rugs, says Reader's Digest . Apply a mixture of vinegar and soda overnight and then vacuum. You can also sprinkle baking soda directly on carpets, rugs and upholstered furniture, leave to work and then vacuum. You'll be amazed at the difference it makes.
Keep your car's interior clean with these tips
You don't have to spend a lot of money to keep your car interior clean. Using these tips will not only make cleaning your car interior easier, but will also provide professional-quality results.
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