How to Remove Stains Inside the Car?
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There are generally several cleaning methods for stains inside the car: 1. Let the 4S shop handle the cleaning: Generally, if the interior of the car is very dirty, the owner will ask the 4S shop to help with cleaning when washing or maintaining the car. This method is both convenient and professional, and most importantly, the cleaning is thorough. 2. Spend time cleaning it yourself: If the owner cleans the stains inside the car themselves, they can usually only clean some of the dirtier parts of the interior. The workload is huge and time-consuming, and the cleaning is not thorough. The advantage is that it doesn’t cost any money.
I often clean dirt inside the car, and it depends on different situations. For ordinary dust, first use a car vacuum cleaner to clean the corners, then wipe the dashboard with a damp cloth. For beverage stains, deal with them immediately: use wet wipes to absorb the liquid first, then wipe the residue with an alcohol-based cleaner. For oil stains, use dish soap diluted with water (the kind with less foam), and remember to dry with a cloth afterward. Don’t pour water directly on leather seats—use special leather cleaning foam instead. Kids’ snack crumbs are the trickiest; I always vacuum first, then use a lint roller. Keeping both dry and wet wipes in the car is very useful for spotting and wiping stains anytime. Never use a hard-bristle brush on the car ceiling—just gently pat it with a soft cloth. When cleaning, ensure proper ventilation to prevent mold from trapped moisture.
