Best interior cleaning and smells?!

[9xArtanisx9]

Hello everyone! I just wanted to see what people use to clean and keep their interior clean. I use meguiars interior cleaner. For some reason, it doesn't seem to work. When it dries, the stains are back. Also, a friend spilled milkshake on my seat and can't seem to get it out using turtle wax's interior cleaner. So, what do you guys use? I have the non leather seats ( Civic Hatchback Sport). Thanks!

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[suckmyhatch]

Hello everyone! I just wanted to see what people use to clean and keep their interior clean. I use meguiars interior cleaner. For some reason, it doesn't seem to work. When it dries, the stains are back. Also, a friend spilled milkshake on my seat and can't seem to get it out using turtle wax's interior cleaner. So, what do you guys use? I have the non leather seats ( Civic Hatchback Sport). Thanks!

I use Chemical Guys Interior Cleaner. Its a yellow liquid that smells like pineapple/pina coolada type of stuff. I will say the smell doesn't last long (in my opinion) but while you're cleaning it smells great and also the stuff cleans the radio, doors, console, gauges and steering wheel very well. Bonus it has UV protection in it for your dash.

As far as cleaning the seats Id recommend Scotch Guard, spray it on wait 30-60 seconds then wipe/scrub it off or vacuum it out if you'd prefer. Let the car air out and sit for a little bit before getting in/using.

 

[Axatax]

I've experimented with a bunch of different ways to clean the seats (I have beige seats, BTW, so this seems to be a semi-regular activity..).

A big problem I was having is that any cleaner I'd use would leave water spots after drying. Think water "rings" or outlines around the area cleaned.

What seemed to make the difference was covering the seat with a dry towel after cleaning it and making sure the towel was pressed down onto the fabric really well. This eliminated the formation of the water spots regardless of what cleaner I used.

 

[ek5.56]

the chemical guys fabric cleaner is good. Folex is also very good. Dilute as needed depending on the level of stains. Use a brush, or better yet, get one of the drill brushes you attached to any cordless/corded drill.

 

[R3D5IVE]

I’ve tried many different products and always go back to Autoglym. Works great, fair price and smells nice, but not over powering. I also always keep a squash air freshener in my car

 

[Touring]

Chemical guys new car smell. It's not exactly like new car but it has the same sort of new plastic/leather scent.

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