How to clean the car from the inside

The cleanliness of the interior of the car is not only important for a good appearance of the car, but the cleanliness of the interior of the car is also important for the health of the driver and passengers. This process takes half an hour or an hour, but beware of using water inside the car because if it reaches the electrical components, it causes many problems.
Be careful not to get your seats wet with water as well as get into carpets on the floors, it can cause corrosion and a musty smell from moisture. Let the interior of your car dry completely after you’re done cleaning.
Air cleaning

Remove carpets on the floor, then pump air to the floor and seats using the accessories needed to clean around the pedals and the area between the front seats.
Use a soft brush attachment to vacuum the dashboard, center console and doors, be careful not to damage the handles, vents and sticking parts.
Cleaning the seats and door upholstery

Let’s see how we can clean the stains on the back seat, there are a number of upholstery cleaning agents available any type of which can be used.
The first step, spray the cleaner evenly on the dirty spot, rub the dirty place with a clean cloth once the stain is gone, wipe it with a soft, dry cloth.
You can clean all the seats and door upholstery the same way, working in one area at the time. If you don’t have a special upholstery cleaner, use a regular laundry detergent. Mix a small amount of the cleaner with warm water. Use a clean cloth in it. When you’re done, wipe well with a dry, clean, soft cloth.
Cleaning Car Leather Car
leather is very delicate Use a good product designed specifically for leather seats Some leather care products make the leather more shiny or slippery Other products can make it sticky.
Before using it, test a product in a small area to see if you like it.
Do not use paper towels on leather, as they can leave scratches. Use a soft cotton towel instead.
Be careful with the leather steering wheel and knobs as some leather care products can make them slippery or sticky, and it may be best not to use any products on the steering wheel.
Alternatively, clean it with a cotton towel that is barely damp. If you use any leather care products on the steering wheel, make sure it is non-sticky before driving.
Spray the leather cleaner onto a clean, soft cotton towel, gently wiping the seat to reach the crevices and around the edges.