Your car’s interior is where you spend your time, so it deserves the same attention as the paint. A clean cabin feels calmer, smells better, and stays in better condition for longer.
Start From the Top
Work from the headliner down so dust falls onto areas you have not cleaned yet. Wipe the headliner gently with a dry microfiber, then move to the dashboard, vents, and console.
Vacuum Thoroughly
Remove floor mats and vacuum under the seats, between cushions, and along the seat rails. A crevice tool and a soft brush attachment make a big difference.
Treat Each Material Correctly
- Leather: use a pH-neutral cleaner, then condition
- Fabric: lift stains with a dedicated upholstery cleaner
- Plastic and vinyl: clean, then apply a non-greasy protectant
- Glass: use an ammonia-free cleaner and two towels
Finish With Fresh Air
Replace your cabin air filter regularly and leave the doors open for a few minutes after cleaning to let everything dry fully.