Best Cleaning Tips for your Car

With hundreds of car cleaning products getting advertised in the market, you might find them too expensive as a car owner. There are a few ways in which you can make your cars shine without spending too much. Though the car performance is very important to you as you drive it, your car can impress others only with a shiny, scratch-free and tidy exteriors. You will certainly feel great by driving a car with an admirable shine.

Now for the tips:

In places hard to reach, use a hose pipe extension with the vacuum. While holding the hose between the thumb and one end of the fore finger, cup your hand with the nozzle to make the extension narrow. You can reach out the tough places besides ensuring more suck.

Wiping your dashboards with baby wipes will leave them clean and scratch-free. Use a soft paint brush to clean the dashboards. This will easily get into all the groves. More than nail polish removers, cuticle removers will work the best on leathers while trying to remove the stain on them. Before wiping off the leather’s surface, allow the cuticle remover to work on it for some time.

No clothes can be better than a big old sock for buffing the wax settled on your car. Dampen a wiping cloth or rag with full strength and run it down for full length over all the blades. WD-40 can help you maintain your number plate rust free. You just have to spray it on the plate and wipe it with a clean cloth. While this process will remove the rust already settled, it will also prevent any more rust formation for some time.

Ventilator ducts might smell stale and to freshen them up, you can spray an odor remover into the system’s air intake. You will find this at the bottom of the wind shield. Once you spray it, turn on the air conditioner with full blast for about ten minutes.

To remove the acid that has built up on your car batteries, sprinkle some baking soda and dampen it with water. Sponge it off with water after sometime and let it dry in air. Mix ¼ cup washing soda in one gallon of warm water and sprinkle it freely on the engine areas that need to be degreased. Rinse the parts well to discard left overs.

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Vivek is a mechanical engineer and has more than 7 years of experience as a writer. He blogs about various topics; entrepreneurship being one. His interests range from poetry, music to photography and travel. He can be reached at sdkrdk@gmail.com