
The methods for cleaning the interior of a car are: 1. Cleaning the car ceiling: Use professional foam cleaner, spray the foam evenly on the surface of the ceiling, then wipe it off with a dry towel; 2. Cleaning the gaps in the dashboard: Use cleaning putty to press into the gaps, and remove dust through its adhesive force; 3. Cleaning the seats: For fabric seats, use professional foam cleaner, while for leather seats, use specialized leather cleaner, spray it on, wait for 3 to 5 minutes, and then wipe dry. The benefits of cleaning the car interior are: 1. Aesthetics; 2. Extending the car's lifespan; 3. Ensuring the health of the passengers.

I usually start by cleaning up the clutter, removing tissues and snack wrappers from the seats. Then, I use a vacuum cleaner to thoroughly clean the dust and hair from the seat seams and carpets, making sure not to miss any corners. For leather seats, I wipe them down with a damp cloth dipped in a neutral cleaner, avoiding the screens to prevent water damage. For fabric seats, I spray them with foam cleaner, wait a few minutes, and then wipe them in circular motions with a clean cloth. The dashboard is first dusted with a soft brush, and then I use 75% alcohol to remove fingerprints and grease stains. Finally, I spray car air conditioner cleaner into the air ducts to eliminate odors and open the windows for half an hour to let the car air out. Don’t forget to clean the sunroof tracks, as leaves can get stuck there and clog the drainage holes.

I prefer to clean the car interior by sections. First, use a soft brush attachment on the vacuum cleaner to remove dust from the ceiling, and spot-clean greasy areas with interior cleaner. For the gaps in the dashboard, use a soft-bristled toothbrush to dust, and wipe the buttons with wet wipes for convenience. Clean the door panels with a melamine sponge dipped in soapy water, and apply conditioner to leather parts to prevent cracking. Fully extend the seat belts and wipe them with a damp cloth, using cotton swabs to clean the buckle crevices. Use cleaning putty to remove dust from the air vents to prevent musty odors when the air blows. Wipe the inside of the front and rear windshields with microfiber cloth and glass cleaner for a crystal-clear finish.

I rely on three main tools for cleaning the interior of my car: a handheld vacuum cleaner, microfiber cloths, and baking soda solution. When vacuuming, adjust the seats to their furthest forward and backward positions to ensure no dust accumulates in the tracks. Sprinkle baking soda powder on the carpets, let it sit for ten minutes before vacuuming to eliminate odors and disinfect. For leather surfaces, use a 1:10 white vinegar and water solution to wipe them down, which removes stains without damaging the material. For stubborn stains, use makeup remover pads soaked in alcohol to press and dissolve them. Always use neutral cleaning agents and avoid ammonia-based products to prevent corrosion of plastic parts. Wipe in the direction of the grain to avoid scratches. Finally, leave the car doors open for half an hour to air out.


