8 places in the car interior that need to be cleaned periodically

1. Seat belt

Seat belts are frequently used to protect the driver and passengers in the car, so they easily get dirty, moldy, and create unpleasant odors in the interior.

To clean this part, pull the seat belt out as far as it will go, then spray the cleaner and use a soft brush to brush away any dirt or stains on the belt.

During the cleaning process, pay attention to using the appropriate detergent, avoid rubbing too hard as it can cause the rope to fray or fade. After brushing clean, use a dry cloth to wipe the safety rope lengthwise and let it dry naturally before use.

2. Cup holder

The cup holder is the most easily soiled place due to water spilling out when the car is moving, or the user drops it. Even when there is soft drink, it will condense and become quite sticky, so always pay attention and clean this part when it is dirty.

3. Rubber gasket on door frame

Rubber gaskets on car door frames are details that are often overlooked when cleaning cars. Rubber gaskets have the effect of soundproofing, soundproofing, preventing dust, wind, and rainwater from entering the car through gaps in the glass base, car doors, etc.

However, under the influence of environmental factors, over time this part will accumulate dust, grease as well as become calloused and cracked, reducing its effectiveness. Therefore, you should pay attention to cleaning by wiping off dirt, spraying the solution on a dry, soft cloth and then wiping the rubber gaskets evenly.

4. Dashboard, control panel, steering wheel

These areas are constantly exposed to the elements and are therefore susceptible to dirt. To clean the dust, you should spray the cleaning agent onto the surface of the object and wipe it with a sponge. Then spray enough protective agent onto the cloth and wipe the surface, wait 10 minutes and then wipe it with a clean cloth.

Finally, apply another protective layer and wipe again until the surfaces are shiny and clean.

5.Car ceiling

It is easy to collect dust and dirt during use, but in reality, the car ceiling is not cleaned as often as the car floor. Under the influence of moisture and dirt, the car ceiling cover over time will become a place for mold and bacteria.

The correct way to clean the car ceiling is to use a dry cloth to wipe off dust, then use a foam cleaning solution to spray on the car ceiling, paying attention to dirty areas and then using a soft cloth to wipe clean.

Never use a vacuum cleaner to vacuum the car ceiling because the strong suction of the machine can cause the ceiling to sag and peel.

6. Air conditioning system vents

The air conditioning system vents are also rarely cleaned periodically during use. The reason is that the structure of this part is quite complicated and difficult to clean...

However, over time, if not cleaned, moisture remaining on the air vents can easily cause mold, bacteria and unpleasant odors in the interior compartment.

Therefore, to remove mold and bacteria, you need to use a cleaning and deodorizing solution sprayed into the air vents, then start the car, turn on the air conditioner, set the fan to the highest level and adjust to outside air intake mode a few minutes before use.

When cleaning the car ceiling, cover the dashboard area carefully to avoid splashing of cleaning solution.

7. Car floor under the carpet

Many car owners often only vacuum and clean the surface of the carpet but forget about the area under the carpet. This is where a lot of dirt is stored and is the main cause of unpleasant odors in the car. Therefore, when cleaning the interior of the car, do not ignore this important area.

A strong detergent will help you completely remove dirt from the outside and avoid unpleasant odors.

8. Seats

LIVEThe seats are dirtiest in the grooves and small seams. Drivers should regularly clean the car seats to ensure hygiene, by using a brush to clean and vacuum around the seats and the remaining areas inside the car's interior.