How to Clean the Interior Roof of a Car?

[DiRyan]

For cleaning the roof, it is usually recommended to start with a high-power vacuum cleaner and a brush for large-scale cleaning. Then use a neutral detergent to focus on areas with concentrated dirt, and finally perform a comprehensive cleaning again.

[McCarlos]

I'm particularly fond of studying car maintenance, and cleaning the headliner definitely requires proper techniques. First, you need to use a soft-bristle brush and a vacuum cleaner to remove surface dust, being careful not to scrub too hard and damage the fabric. When it comes to cleaning agents, be sure to choose a neutral, interior-specific foam cleaner. Spray it onto the brush and gently brush along the fabric grain—never spray directly onto the headliner, as the foam can seep inside and lead to mold growth. For stubborn stains, let the cleaner sit for two to three minutes before gently wiping with a damp-and-dry cloth. After cleaning, always use a dry towel to absorb any moisture and then let it air out for half a day. Pay special attention to the headliner around the sunroof, as it's particularly delicate—clean with extra care to avoid fabric separation. With this monthly routine, your headliner will stay like new for three years.