INTERIOR CLEANING

Your car smooth and perfumed

When it comes to cars, interior cleaning demands more effort and time than an exterior hand wash. The main reason for this is that a dirty cabin not only smells bad but can also compromise the overall functioning of the car itself.

Did you know that a dirty car interior could do all of the following? Spread allergens, causes switches to fail, obscure the view of a driver and more.

The standard process of cleaning the interior of a car include:

Vacuuming: done on seats, headliners, rear cargo area, trunk, and shelf. For difficult areas, an air compressor can be used.
Brushing and steam cleaning: it’s done to clean carpets and mats in order to remove stains and blemishes. Later, carpets must be left to dry to avoid mildew.
Glass cleaning: as the name says, products are used to ensure that the glass remains without dirt so the driver’s view isn’t blocked.
Leather trimming: products are used to clean all leather parts to make it clean and smooth again.
Re-vacuuming and wiping: it’s about the removal of any dirt left in the interior.
Perfuming: the final is step is delivering the car with a great deodorant to give the car a good scent.