Did you know charcoal had purposes other than being used for fuel? It can actually be used to absorb odors and toxins in gases, such as air.
Just place a few pieces of charcoal under your seat and it will slowly rid your vehicle of those stubborn smells that you thought couldn’t be eliminated. This home remedy is indeed nature’s little toxin absorber. You’re welcome!
Remove Pesky Stains
Got a little blood or some red wine stains in your car? Don’t freak out just yet, because with a little application of some club soda, you can easily remove them.
Just let it sit for a couple of minutes, then sponge it up with a towel. Next time, you probably should just pass on opening a bottle of wine in the car.
Olive Oil Can Keep Leather Looking New
To keep your upholstery looking as good as new, just rub a small amount of olive oil into it after washing off the dirt and grime with warm and soapy water.
This should break up the dirt and stains while conditioning the leather as well.
White Vinegar Can Really Clean
When cleaning windows, we recommend using a solution of white vinegar in a spray bottle. You can achieve spotless windows if you wipe this off with newspaper rather than using a towel.
This helps avoid lint residue. Hooray for better visibility!
Using Dryer Sheets to Remove Insect Spatters
You’d probably agree that nobody wants to see those old, dried-up bugs on your window, right?
To remove those stains, just use a wet dryer sheet and scrub the area until it comes off. Time to remove all those little critters.