Easy DIY hack will get rid of bad smells in your car… it takes seconds
A car cleaning expert has revealed a simple DIY hack that can help you get rid of bad smells in your car in just seconds.
Drivers often struggle to clean their vehicles, and with the rising cost of living, a professional cleaning service can put a financial strain on you.
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Luckily, an experienced cleaner has revealed an easy way to remove smelly junk from your car without wasting money.
The motor expert took to social media to share the genius cleaning tip that will transform your vehicle cleaning routine.
In a TikTok video, the car enthusiast showed drivers how they can quickly remove stuck-on dirt from the glove compartment.
Instead of splurging on expensive cleaning products, a simple, handy trick will keep your interior smelling fresh and new.
The footage shows the motorist emptying the entire box by opening the compartment and removing it completely.
The user then removes the air conditioning filter, revealing a shocking amount of dust and leaves.
Drivers should then clear the box and filter of all debris or wipe off the dust with a clean cloth.
You can then neatly insert the compartment back into the glove compartment.
Although the way to remove the tray varies from car to car, the hack only takes a few seconds.
Some vehicles have a button to lock the glove box, but others require a key to be unlocked.
Motorists were amazed to discover how a £1 cleaning product everyone has at home can keep your car’s interior looking new.
A cleaner took to social media to demonstrate to her followers that cleaning the cubicle with white vinegar can remove dirt in seconds.
Meanwhile, another expert revealed a £1 household spray they use to keep car interiors sparkling.
With the ongoing cost of living crisis, many drivers may be thinking about taking on the cleaning duties Jobs instead of spending money on an expensive professional car wash service.
Elsewhere, we’ve featured a brilliant way to clean your car’s interior using just a few everyday items.
The video was uploaded to TikTok by cleaning expert @wikihow.cleaning, who posts countless clips with helpful advice on his channel.