If you’re like most people, you probably don’t clean your car interior often enough. And while your car may not seem dirty to you, it’s probably more cruddy than you realize – especially when it comes to the upholstery. Use this guide to learn how to clean the interior of your car without ruining the upholstery and keep yourself from having to buy a whole new set of seats.

Preparing the Materials

Before you begin, gather all the materials that you’ll need for your car cleaning. This includes a bucket, rags or sponges, dish soap, water and a vacuum cleaner.

First, remove any loose objects from inside the car such as magazines and small items in the console. Next, wipe down any spills with a damp rag or sponge. Allow it to dry completely before moving on to soiling spots with more stubborn stains. Indvendig rengøring af bil.

The Best Way to Dust

You may think that simply wiping down your car with a damp rag will do the trick, but if you want to avoid damaging your car’s upholstery, steering wheel, dashboard and other surfaces, you’ll need something a little more powerful.

Steamgrønt is one option. This is a disinfectant cleaner that will remove dirt and germs from all surfaces in your vehicle.

First, you’ll want to make sure that your car is cool enough for steam grønt to work effectively. You don’t want any hot spots or water droplets from the steam cleaning process to damage upholstery or melt dashboard controls.

Vacuuming the Floors and Seats

Steamgrønt is a fast and effective way to remove dirt from your car’s upholstery. All you need is a bucket, hot water, and Steamgrønt. Fill the bucket with warm water and add a scoop or two of Steamgrønt. Mix it together until it has a creamy consistency. Then take your steam cleaner and turn it on high heat (steam) so that it heats up. It takes about 30 seconds for an average-sized car seat. Sit down in your car, put the steam cleaner on one seat at a time, and quickly move over to the next before the first has cooled down enough to touch.

Washing the Windows

The exterior of your car is usually what you see in public, but if you don’t take care of the inside, it will affect how good your car looks. There are a few ways to clean upholstery that won’t ruin it.

• Wipe down all surfaces with a damp cloth and mild soap or detergent. Air dry for at least 2 hours before getting back into the vehicle.

Use rubbing alcohol on tough stains like spilled coffee, wine, or other liquids that might have soaked into your upholstery. Let sit for 5 minutes before wiping away with a dry cloth or paper towel.

Sanitizing Surfaces

The best way to clean a car without damaging upholstery is by using a wet towel. Wet one side of the towel and wipe down all surfaces in your car. Rinse your wet cloth in water and dampen it on the other side. Wipe down any dirty areas that were missed before with this clean cloth, and then dry off any excess water with a dry towel. When you are done, use another dry towel to pat down any remaining moisture until it is absorbed by the fabric, then store your towels in a safe spot for future use. It’s also important that you sanitize these surfaces after you have cleaned them as well!