Tips for keeping your car interior looking really good

Anonymous
remove carpet and spray in bedliner. pull drain plugs. hose out when needed.
Anonymous
No eating or drinking. Water is the only exception.
Anonymous
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Anonymous wrote:I like a clean car, but cars are super cleanable, so I don't worry too much about "keeping it clean" and I just devote an appropriate amount of time and money to cleaning it. I have a toddler and sometimes I would rather get crackers everywhere than let a 5 minute car nap f&* up my whole afternoon.

There's basically no amount of vomit or gummy bears that can't be cleaned out of a car. It's good to try to avoid anything that can fully soak in, so like if there's possibly pee happening you should put down an absorbent protector of some kind. But other than that, it's okay.

I find the $25 car wash, the kind where you get out and they vacuum and sort of wipe down is about 85% as good as a full detail which is pretty good for 10 minutes.

I definitely think having a roll of trash bags and some microfiber clothes is helpful and I also like having one of those soft sided thingies to collect/corral stuff but it's definitely not a necessity.


Wait… This is a thing? I hate vacuuming my car so I don’t do it enough. I would pay $25 in a hot minute, I just don’t want to pay 125 for an interior detail… (not OP)


Yep! Depending on where you are it might be closer or farther away. It will be in the sweet spot of cheap enough real estate and proximity to people willing to pay for the car wash.


NP. I want this to be a viable option but there have been multiple times where something in my car has been damaged because they work so fast.
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