Whether you’re completing your ritual ‘Sunday reset’ or simply feel like your car needs a good TLC. We’ve put together a step-by-step process to give your car interior the deep clean it needs.

1. Wipe

The first thing you want to do is remove all excess dust and dirt that is visible. Either using some car-safe wipes or a microfiber cloth, swipe it over your dashboard, and any interior surface covered with dust. Ensure to use upholstery or leather-safe wipes for your seats, and only give them a quick wipe over so you don’t damage the seat.

2. Vacuum

Next, you want to choose the vacuum that works best for you, for most people it’s a mini vacuum that can get into those tight corners in most cars, however a large one is fine too, just ensure to remove the head attachment so you get can clean more surface area.

3. Car Goo

Now, here’s where things get a little more fun! If you haven’t tried car goo before, you’re in for a treat. This squishy, reusable cleaning gel is perfect for those hard-to-reach places like your air vents, cup holders and even the tiny crevices around your gear stick. Just press the goo into these spots, let it do its magic and peel it away to reveal a clean surface. It’s oddly satisfying and effective.

4. Air Out

Once you’ve tackled the dust, crumbs, and mystery gunk, it’s time to let your car breathe. Crack open all the windows and give it a good 10-15 minutes to air out. If you have a garage, this is the perfect time to pull your car in and let the fresh air circulate without worrying about pollen or dust blowing back in. Not only does this help clear out any leftover cleaning fumes, but it also gives your car that fresh-air feel.

 5. Clean Scent

Finish things up with a fresh scent that feels just right for you. Whether it’s a trusty pine air freshener, a trendy diffuser, or a few drops of essential oil on a cotton ball, go with whatever makes you feel good.

There you have it, a straightforward routine to keep your car looking and feeling brand new. Whether you do this once a week or once a month, giving your car a bit of TLC goes a long way.