Thanks for the tips. I look forward to doing some spring cleaning on my car.
Spring Cleaning Essentials for Your Car
Read more about the Spring Cleaning Essentials for Your CarTime-saving tips, products and advice to get your ride clean and shiny in a jiff.
Spring is in the air, and car-care season is upon us. With the winter gone away for another year, the time is right to treat your ride to some much-needed TLC, leaving its cabin clean and detailed, and its paint shiny, lustrous and protected.
Cleaning and caring for the look of your ride, inside and out, is easy and trouble-free, and more so if you’ve got the right products and equipment for the job. Best of all, taking care of your ride’s appearance is a great way to ensure it looks good for the long haul and can improve resale value, too.
Below, we’ll look at seven items that will make your springtime car care ritual even easier, as well as some tips and hacks that’ll save you time and money, basically making you a genius.
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One thing I never really thought of until the smell gets in is cleaning the air ventilation system in the car, from the intake outside to the vents inside. I just sprayed some stuff in my vents as when I use my A/C and turn it off it started to smell like feet and mildew, unpleasant obviously. This stuff is supposed to work and honestly I haven't smelled anything over the weekend. I however never did find the recirculate vent in the car, anyone know where that is? I just need the cabin intake.
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