The car interior is a harsh environment. It has to deal with extremes of temperature, as well as UV damage that can cause fading or cracking. Then there are deposits from fast food, spilled coffee, ...

If we were to tell you there's a room where people spend hours each day — and even eat in — you'd probably assume it gets cleaned often. But when it comes to the interiors of our cars, that's not ...

Much of your car’s interior is comprised of plastic trim that can become dirty and brittle. Here’s how to properly clean it. Much of your car’s interior is comprised of plastic trim that can become ...

The first step to efficient car interior cleaning is to gather the big stuff. Before you pull out the vacuum and cleaning supplies, clear out all the obvious trash. Check everywhere thoroughly. There ...

Have you ever smelled old, spilled latte baked into the floor mat of a car? Because I have—and it was as gross as it sounds. But I managed to get it out while working on a recent car-detailing project ...

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We earn commissions from purchases you make using links in our articles. Learn more. Although car upholstery seems pretty durable, it goes through a pretty rough life cycle, so you must give it a ...

For stains on seats, try using Borax powder. Let it sit on the stain for at least 10 minutes, and then suck up the remaining powder with a vacuum. You may want to throw away the car mat or fabric in ...

Many of us take our vehicle to the car wash and vacuum its interior with some regularity, but we don’t always think about deep-cleaning to remove dirt and germs. Cleaning a vehicle’s interior can be ...

There’s serious satisfaction to be found in keeping your car looking showroom-fresh. Much of that includes washing and waxing your car to protect its finish on the outside, but — like your mother ...