Will Laundry Detergent Spilled in the Car Corrode the Vehicle?
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Laundry detergent is generally neutral, mild, safe, and environmentally friendly, so spilling it in the car will not corrode the vehicle. Below are some related introductions about vehicle maintenance: 1. Cooling system cleaning and maintenance: Generally, the car should be cleaned and maintained once when the seasons change between winter and summer, or every 6 to 8 months under normal driving conditions. Alternatively, cleaning and maintenance should be performed if the engine temperature is too high, there is a coolant leak, or the engine overheats. This helps remove traces and scale that cause engine overheating, prevents harmful corrosion, avoids and stops leaks in seals and the radiator, and completely replaces the old coolant. 2. Transmission cleaning and maintenance: Under normal circumstances, the car should be cleaned and maintained every 20,000 km to 25,000 km, or if the transmission slips, the engine temperature is high, gear shifting is sluggish, or there is a system leak. This process removes harmful sludge and varnish deposits, restores the elasticity of seals and O-rings, ensures smooth gear shifting, improves power output, and completely replaces the old automatic transmission fluid.