If your car interior has developed an unpleasant odor, baking soda can be a lifesaver. Sprinkle it generously onto fabric seats and carpets, let it sit for a few hours, and then vacuum it up. Baking soda’s neutralizing properties will leave your car smelling fresh.
6. Q-tips for Detailed Cleaning
Those tight spaces and crevices in your car’s interior can be difficult to reach with a regular cloth. Q-tips are perfect for cleaning around buttons, vents, and other small areas where dust and grime accumulate.
7. Hair Conditioner for a Shiny Exterior
Use a hair conditioner that contains lanolin to wash your car for that extra shine. It not only cleans but also adds a wax-like finish to your car’s exterior, giving it a sleek and polished look.
8. Olive Oil for Dashboard Polish
