Do you have a tough stain you are about to tackle? You want to make sure you know what you’re doing first because the wrong product and process can “set” the stain and make it even harder to get out! That would be even worse than doing nothing at all.
You may be wondering in these times if steam cleaning will kill viruses. It might, but not in the way you think. Steam cleaning throws bacteria and particles in the air. Because of that, steam cleaning will spread whatever bacteria or particles throughout the car.
So far we covered a ton of places in your car that you might not think of and how to clean the best. Most recently, we talked about the seats and under the floor mats. In this post, we will go over the best practices for the inside glass and how to protect your dashboard for the long term.
There are many places in your car that you may be forgetting when you clean. Last week we talked about the importance of sanitizing the common touch places like the steering wheel and shifter knob. On top of that, places that are out of the way like under the spare tire. We will continue on with some other places that may not have come to mind either.
When you get around to cleaning the inside of your car, are there places you may be missing every time? We are going to talk about some places you will want to include in your car cleaning routine and how to clean them properly.
If you are talking about cleaning chemical-free, getting surfaces to look brand new again, and all with water, you are talking about steam cleaning. Using steam to clean the inside of your car is great for disinfecting surfaces and restoring them to the pristine condition they once were.
