There are people who are bent on using branded commercial cleaning products for their vehicles. This is understandable if you don’t know the ingredients of the products you are buying. If you look closely, you will realize that these products contain harmful chemicals.
You don have to use these chemical-based cleaners in order to clean your car. If you want the best cleaning products for your car, then you should choose natural cleaning products and tools to do so.
Here are some natural alternatives for cleaning your vehicle.
Clean your car body with a mild dish detergent from plants that don’t contain harsh chemicals, and a cotton jersey fabric cloth or natural sea sponge. Soak and rinse you sea sponge several times before using since its pores often contain abrasive sand. The car should be rinsed thoroughly before soaping. This will prevent road dirt and grit to scrape or rub on your cleaning tools.
A natural way to clean headlights is with vinegar and water. Make a mixture of equal parts vinegar and water and spray on your headlights. Wait five minutes for the acid in vinegar to loosen the debris. Then wipe the headlights with a clean cloth. You can use baking soda and toothpaste with a toothbrush for stains, fog, and discoloration.
Mix equal parts vinegar and water in a spray bottle and spray on your windshield to make it shine. Use a squeegee for removing the sprayed mixture on the windshield, then rinse with water. A dampened clean cloth should be used to remove the sprayed natural glass cleaner on your interior glass surfaces. Finish the job with a dry cloth.
A soft-bristles natural brush with a small head and a long handle can remove large debris around hubcaps and mudflaps. If you want to remove rust from metal hubcaps or rims, you should rub these spots with a piece of wet aluminum foil followed by a cloth. Or, you can use a small, soft-bristles metal brush and a mixture of vinegar and baking soda to scrub rust spots gently.
IF you want to deep clean your fabric seat covers and mats, use a mild plant-based detergent. Spray the seats with the detergent using a spray bottle and then use your upholstery web-vac cleaner to suck up excess liquid. Leater upholstery should be sprayed with equal parts vinegar and water lightly on the surface and then the solution should be rubbed in the leather.a
Other natural cleaning products include natural coconut oil bar soap for tough stains, ice cube for sticky substances, and boxes of refrigerator baking soda for bad odors.