Car Clean

Cleaning the outside of your car

1. Get together the cleaning supplies such as cloths, water and vacuum and organise them near you so you know where everything is.
2. Pour some soap into a bucket with the hose running until the water gets soapy and bubbly. Use soap designed for car washing. Other detergents will wash the wax off as well and dish-washing products have salt in them which leaves a white residue.
3. Rinse off the car to remove any loose dirt, dust or grime, paying particular attention to the areas lower down the car where muck builds up.
4. Place a soft cloth or sponge into the soapy water and begin to wipe down the car in small sections. Start at the top and work your way to the bottom.
5. Rinse the car with a hose and clean water after you wipe down a section.
6. Clean the wheels with a small rag and the soapy water.
7. Rinse the wheels and remove all of the soap.
8. Dry the car with a cloth or chamois leather .
9. If you want that allove shine, apply  polish to a clean buffer pad. This ensures that the polish will scrub off the oxidation that wax cannot remove.
10. Buff the entire car and then apply wax by hand. (It is a good idea to get a high quality wax for a good gloss.)
11. Apply tyre shine if you want that showroom look and be careful to avoid overspray as it can attract dirt.

Cleaning the Inside

1. Go into the car with a carrier bag first to pick up all of the sweet wrappers and old pens
2. Vacuum all floor carpets, seats, and use a narrow end extension to get into the cracks.
3.Clean the windows with non-ammonia glass cleaner and a dry soft cloth, preferably one with vinegar in it. Roll each window down a little to reach the "muck" at the top. Use crumpled newspapers to polish the glass when it's dry.
4.Wipe the dashboard, steering wheel, and interior trim with a damp cloth or mild cleaner. It may be useful to use a cotton swab to reach small spaces such as coin holes. A paintbrush is a useful tool too to get into those crevices.