If you’re anything like me, your summer car is a hot mess. The windows are dirty, the seats are stained, and there’s a perpetual smell of stale air. It’s time to clean up! Here are 5 easy steps to help you get the car looking and smelling like new in no time:
1. Start by taking a look at the exterior of your car. Glasses, sunglasses, sunscreen – all of these things will leave residue on the windows that needs to be cleaned. Remove them before starting your cleaning process.
2. Make sure to clean all of the surfaces around the car – the roof, hood, and sides. This includes areas where rain or snow can collect.
3. Get down on the floor and start scrubbing – using a mixture of water and soap, work your way around the entire car. Be careful not to use too much pressure; you don’t want to damage any surfaces.
4. Once all areas have been cleaned, dry them off with a towel. Remember to put everything back where you found it!
5. Finally, polish any areas that need it – mirrors, headlights, etcetera – using a light dusting of polish or wax.
What you need
To clean yourself in your summer car, you’ll need a few things: some water, a cloth or paper towel, and some soap.
Start by filling up your car’s water container with enough water to cover all of the surfaces you’ll be cleaning. Pour the water into a spray bottle if you have one, and wet your cloth or paper towel. Rub the cloth or paper towel over all of the surfaces of the car that you want to clean, making sure to get into all of the crevices. Be sure to use plenty of water to help clean everything up!
Once all of the surfaces have been cleaned, it’s time for the soap! Wet your cloth or paper towel again, and wring out as much of the soap as you can. Use it to wash off any remaining dirt or stains on the car. And that’s it! You’ve just cleansed your summer car!
How to do it
Cleaning yourself in your summer car is easy with a few tips.
1. Get a bucket and sponge. Fill the bucket with cool water and add enough soap to cover the sponge.
2. Locate your windows, front and back, and open them all the way.
3. Lean out of the window and spray the soapy water onto the windshield, then use the sponge to scrub it clean.
4. Close the windows and turn on the AC to cool down the car.
5. Wash your hands with soap and water, then dry them off.
Tips for a successful clean
Summertime is a great time to clean your car. Here are some tips to help make the process go smoothly:
-Start by cleaning the outside of your car. Remove any dirt, leaves, or debris that has accumulated on the surface. Use a soft cloth or a vacuum cleaner to get rid of all the dirt.
-Next, clean the inside of your car. Use a damp cloth to clean all of the surfaces. Pay attention to the crevices and corners where dirt and dust accumulate.
-Last, polish your car if it needs it. Use a polish that is made for cars and apply it using a applicator that is designed for this purpose.
What not to do
Do not try to clean the inside of your car with a vacuum cleaner – this can damage the windows. Instead, use a hairdryer on low heat to clean the inside of your car. Be careful not to damage the interior surfaces.