Car Interior Care
Car interior care: cleaners for seats, carpets, dashboards and glass, non-oily dashboard polish, leather care, air fresheners and odour eliminators.
Clean the cabin in the right order
Work from the top down and from dry to wet: vacuum first, then clean hard surfaces, then fabrics and carpets, then glass, and freshen the air last. Each surface has its own product:
- Car interior cleaners — all-purpose cleaners for plastics and the dashboard, and glass cleaner for the inside of the windows.
- Car seat and upholstery cleaners — fabric and carpet shampoo, ready-to-use seat cleaner and leather care.
- Dashboard polish and leather protectant — non-oily finishes that do not glare on the windscreen or feel greasy.
- Car perfume and air fresheners — fragrances and an odour eliminator that neutralises smells rather than covering them.
- Interior brushes and microfiber — for carpets, mats, vents and glass.
Our two interior guides split the job: the car interior cleaning products guide is the shopping list, and the interior cleaning method explains which chemistry is safe on which material.
What is the best way to clean a car dashboard?
Dust it with a dry microfiber cloth, wipe it with a diluted all-purpose cleaner on the cloth (not sprayed onto the dash), then apply a non-oily dashboard polish for a matte, low-glare finish.
Can household cleaners be used inside a car?
Many contain ammonia, bleach or strong solvents that dry out plastics and leather and can discolour fabric. Car interior products are formulated for those materials.