12 Car Cleaning Tricks Local Dealers Don't Want You to Know About

[@FactsVerse]

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[@moneygooddude]

Most of those tips were great! Do not use ANY OIL on your dash pad because is soaks in and eats away the foam padding inside and will eventually cause the bubbling from the inside. Anything you use on your interior should be water based. There are inexpensive water based interior cleaners.

[@Chefal1969]

I agree with you 💯percent.

[@lewistaylor2029]

As a car detailer myself, i can tell you how absentminded the creator of this video is. Glass cloths cost $1 and are reusable. There is no need to use newspaper because 1. It doesnt actually work well at all. And 2. Its less practical in the long run to use newspaper than just having one dedicated cloth. Aside from the vent cleaning tip, these are all ill-advised. Using inappropriate (savvy) ways to make your car look great for less money is lovely. But in the future you will wonder why your dash is heavily stained and warped (hint: they werent made for olive oil, and olive oil wasnt made for cars) if you care enough to clean your car, care enough to buy a $20 wash kit. It wont be the same as a detail, but it will prevent you completely ruining your car.

[@kennethnordman1482]

lewis taylor I used newspaper once and scratched my windshield. A bunch of really fine scratches. Don’t see them until bright sunny day,then look out.

[@samanthastewart4300]

Olive oil may not be very good but u know whst is? Baby oil, it is a skin conditioner and im 44 and i dont ever believe anything else not only makes it beautiful but keeps it that way for the most part i use baby oil scrubbing bubbles liquid fab.softner and bleach for everything just about...

[@maryannspicher]

Yes I’ve found newspapers and the toothpaste trick to both be useless.

[@darkdiamond1995]

Add another dash of vinegar as well he forgot to mention (along with olive oil).

[@DestinationsChronicles]

Ok, it's been years since I worked as an auto detailer, here's my spin.... Tooth paste can work on headlights that are fairly clean. Not so much on ones that have been neglected. Fur on seats, easier if you just take a dry brush to it, then clean it. Even easier for Dirty air vents? Just get the hose that fills your tires and shoot the air into the vents. Coffee filters are a great idea. A lot of your tips are great tips but they are superficial. A Detailer will do a deep clean not just surface clean.

[@tommurphy4307]

then make some coffee with it for a real treat

[@bjornemccomb8262]

I learned never to use armor all on the dashboard, I always get this fog on the inside of the windshield and wondered why cause I don’t smoke or have smokers in my car...I found out the chemical breaks down and creates the foggy mist especially in the heat! So I just wipe my dash with a microfiber cloth and it’s never been foggy for years 👍🏻

[@schwam6]

1. 0:40 clean headlights(toothpaste) 2. 0:54 remove bumper stickers(WD40) 3. 1:24 Remove dog fur from seats 4. 1:49 clean air vents 5. 2:18 dust your dash (coffee filters) 6. 2:41 remove carpet stains 7. 3:06 cleaning floor mats 8. 3:29 avoid streaks when cleaning windows(newspaper) 9. 3:50 shine your dashboard (olive oil) 10. 4:18 get rid of odors(baking soda) 11. 4:42 remove stains from leather/vinyl seats(magic eraser or vinegar/oil mix) 12. 5:08 clean your wheels(baking soda/dish soap water mix)

[@hera7409]

Wow! Awesome! Thank you so much and you gave a blessed day!

[@hera7409]

Thank you so much for great tip to keep car clean and stain free. Question - you mentioned to use Dawn dish soap to clean wheels. Does it have to be Dawn or any other dish soap would work the same? Thank you again.

[@stephanieswtchks800]

@@hera7409: Specifically, Dawn Platinum dish soap real is better than the other dish soaps on the market. I promise! Good luck!

[@awesomegamingmaster917]

Legend

[@VAswang]

You’re the real MVP!

[@gregbailey723]

Just tried the toothpaste on my headlights. It didn't work on mine as well as it did in the video but they are Minty Fresh and Cavity free now!

[@Pinrod93]

Try W-40 and paper towels. Cleans the oxidation off better then anything I’ve ever tried.

[@Pleaseopenyoureyes]

@@Pinrod93 better *than

[@Pinrod93]

@@Pleaseopenyoureyes Thank you for the correction.

[@trinityalvarado1480]

It worked for me. Tooth paste and backing soda mix it scrub with tooth brush leave over night. Then wipe it off.

[@henryduke722]

Yeah funny

[@DavidSmith-cq7he]

I am guessing this person has NEVER cleaned a car. Olive oul on the dashboard!!! Really!!! Great idea until the sun comes out magnifies the sun, traps the heat and ages the plastics quicker. Micro fibers are designed to hold onto small particles and will remove the dust and not "push dust around". They are also very good at cleaning windows although if you use cheap glass cleaner the can smear regardless, tooth paste is only a temporary fix and not a permanent one to the point where your car will use more toothpaste than you. There are just so many things here which are bs it is unreal as anybody with any experience cleaning cars will know.

[@MacAutomationTips]

David Smith, very true. I've purchased a few bags of micro fiber towels and they clean wonderfully for many things including the dashboard.

[@stardustdreams234]

I would never clean my dash with olive oil. Nope

[@sox-on-a-duck693]

Not only that but the film that olive oil leaves behind acts as an ATTRACTANT rather than a deterrent for dirt and dust. Don't use olive oil !

[@MrNoNameThanks]

Headlamps have a clear coat uv protection on them the minute you polish them with anything gritty the uv protection is removed so they will go yellowy very fast, for best results sand the whole lamp with 1500 then 2000 grit wet sandpaper then clean, dry, mask the car, degrease and paint with clear coat/lacquer, that’s the right way to do it.

[@minaikamuhammad3159]

All Meguairs products work exceptionally well I swear by them

[@geraldinebuissereth1878]

I heard Mouthwash works pretty good also; & Spic & Span Spray & Windex & of course Clorox & Lysol Wipes.😂🎶👀🕪⚘

[@d.c.1537]

Wipe your tires down with Mop & Glow. It looks like you used Armor All except, it doesn't attract dust/dirt, it repels it instead. (An old truck show trick).

[@Melinda8162]

D C The floor cleaner? How exactly? Do you use it straight from the bottle, same as when you put it on the floor?? Thx!

[@KStx565]

What method do you use to apply it?

[@slove2646]

Another trick for removing a foul odor from the car…charcoal briquettes. Depending on how bad the odor is, place a few in a plastic bowl inside the car near where the odor is the worst and close up the car overnight. I once had two quarts of milk break in my cargo area during summer. It was everywhere and the smell was horrible. I bought a small bag of charcoal, opened it and placed it in my suv. Closed up the car around dinner time and the next morning the smell was almost gone. One more overnight and the smell was completely gone.

[@FactsVerse]

Thanks for watching, S Love!

[@mka4pol]

Pine oil will also work; used car dealers use it to remove smoking odor.

[@sydnieburchell4313]

As a detailer, these are almost all lies

[@marcilioamorim904]

Exactly lol

[@joeyree22]

I figured as much! Any tips for getting dirt/dust out of the tight seams on leather seats? the vac nozzle doesn't get in tight enough. I'm thinking blue tack (what you stick posters up with) might get in to the nooks and crannies.

[@sydnieburchell4313]

@@joeyree22 if you have any access to an air compressor. Even a small one and a blow gun tip for it, that's what we use at the shop

[@joeyree22]

Thanks very much! I don’t have one, but I do have a can of forced air for cleaning a keyboard I’ll try first.

[@wolfsden3]

Ckickbait...I wanted to see what the goo was in the pic. Fakers

[@maryerb6062]

AMEN!

[@capelee1]

Cyberclean..... is the stuff.

[@cleopatra1311]

I was ok with it 😝

[@amandalmorrow]

I agree but I found out what it is. It's called gummy gel cleaner and apparently they sell it with disinfectants already in it as well.

[@Eggroll420]

Wouldn’t olive oil + sun =cracked dash?

[@Zenbee723]

I clean out my car every Friday when I get home, then go to a good carwash sometime over the weekend. I live in Los Angeles. Our cars are our home away from home, so it makes sense to clean the car at least as often as changing your bed sheets

[@AJ-ds8jd]

True. I hve to and want to be better

[@fyurileblanc7206]

for odors, there is a better way than baking soda, which doesn't always work on some smells. go to walmart and spend $18 on some odorban. you can use it mixed with water to clean your entire interior - from floorboards to even around the rubber seals. it will kill germs and deodorize even the mildew from a leak. you need to have the leaks fixed though, but if you left a window cracked during a rainstorm, this is a lifesaver. then you can use odorban in your laundry, on your floors in your house, and for smelly jobs all around your house. put some with water in a spray bottle and keep in your car for spills and stains. and about the goo for cleaning switches, you can make that at home. do a search for recipes

[@gloriamarcoccio7844]

The “goo” in the thumbnail is slime. It will pick up things in small crevices that are hard to reach.

[@CL4SSiCS]

It will be all slimy after too

[@ThreePhaseHigh]

You’re right about that there are plenty of things that well leave a foul odor worst being picking up a Democrat

[@t.tocsmaillup8685]

FREAKIN' BINGO KAGMAGA

[@sarahstrong7174]

I wouldn't use cooking oil while cleaning it is going to leave a residue which in time will become sticky. Not a good move.

[@joydavis9264]

I've also heard that the oil will eventually make the dash "cook" in the sun and crack and be damaged quicker.

[@nattilyblevins6967]

Yeah I wouldn't recommend either

[@SpectrumMommyAmylee]

Coffee filters with a spray of vinegar is great for doing windows streak free :)

[@wavebye1]

I've found that the best thing to use on chrome (especially wheels) is an ammonia-based glass cleaner, like Windex. The ammonia will remove any fingerprints, or any oil, dirt or grease from the road. Not to mention any water spots or "dried soap marks" left behind after washing it. I mean, if you think about it, since you use Windex to clean glass/mirrors, and chrome is smooth just like glass and it reflects just like a mirror, then why wouldn't it do the same for chrome too? Well, I decided to try it on my chrome wheels one day and I was definitely surprised at how much shinier they looked. I even had people ask me how I got my wheels to shine like that. At first, they thought I was joking when I told them I clean them with Windex. Lol

[@paulcernech8454]

Why don’t they want you to know. It’s not like people Are taking there cars into dealers for cleaning.!?!

[@freedomlover9560]

The dirtier your car is, the less they give you on trade-in.

[@pictureeyecandy]

Back in the day, you use too. When they did handwashing with detailing inside and out. It was pricy but it looked beautiful.

[@budroberts5929]

Crud in carpet along edges of vinyl doorsills, especially years worth: Scrub with dry stiff scrub brush in one hand, which loosens dry bits. Suck up the loose grit with shop-vac vacuum cleaner with crack tool. That's 90% of dirt but doesn't get stains out. Do that first phase dry so that wet carpet cleaner doesn't dissolve it. Next step spray wet liquid or foam carpet cleaner onto edge between carpet & plastic doorsill, soak in, scrub a bit, sit a minute, vacuum up wet residue, then wet carpet cleaner again plus a bit of extra water mixed in to dilute dirt, a bit of scrub, vacuum up that dissolved crud. Finish with dry absorbent cotton rags. Use shop-vac because they are made to suck up water.Not your house vacuum.

[@aussie8114]

You can clean off the oxidisation spots on your windows using a product that is normally used to clean kitchen glass hot plates. It seriously works brilliantly. Might need to do it twice then clean with a normal glass cleaner. They will look brand new.

[@BoricuaAlex86]

Do not recommend washing the floor mats in your washer, the black rubbery under side of the mat leaves black streaks it will stain the inside of the washer and even in your dryer, how i know cause it happen too me smh, had to spend like a hour cleaning the inside of the washer amd dryer, learned my lesson

[@geraldinebuissereth1878]

Never put rugs from your home or from the car N your Washer machine it's Unsanitary.☹⚘👌🎶😂

[@igable82]

Never thought I would get click baited by a non sexual thumbnail but here I am.

[@erinm3980]

😂😂😂

[@romo5066]

technically it's still a Breast, so your rep hasn't been compromised.

[@kenwickcook8413]

I’m here solely for the slime ball in the thumbnail. Where was it?

[@igable82]

@@kenwickcook8413 nowhere sadly. I wanted to know what the heck it did.

[@gymeni]

The entire world revolves around Dawn dishwashing liquid and baking soda.

[@learntocrochet1]

and vinegar! :)

[@pictureeyecandy]

Industrial Dawn is the way most spills are cleaned because it works and so far its safe for the environment. Dawn works and it is cheap. Baking Soda is so fine its relativity a scratch-free abrasive and super cheap to buy. Check out liquid Sandblasting.

[@mjohnson1741]

Baking soda is also great for the body too, it's the easiest way to alkaline the body and has helped people w/cancer and kidney problems. Hope I'm not arrested for that...

[@claresinclair8030]

and vinegar, but in reality these 3 items clean loads of things

[@SriSri-ei1yi]

And hydrogen peroxide too

[@jameskoralewski1006]

You can use WD-40 to remove stickers but Goof-Off works much better. It also helps if you have a plastic razor blade to help with your scraping. A plastic putty knife works, too.

[@katemate2696]

Use a chamois for flawless shiny windows, and Cut & Polish for headlights - brilliant! NB: The ink on the newspaper (not the newspaper itself) used to be great for cleaning windows but they removed the toxic mustard type ingredient many moons ago so newspaper is no longer effective on windows.

[@WHJeffB]

Maybe something was removed, but newspaper still works just fine. Use it exclusively on all our car windows and never have an issue with streaking that isn't self imposed. Polishing compound or plastic polish works great on headlights.

[@bobcarter4343]

Magic Eraser eliminated scratch marks from my nav screen. Took a few minutes, but they were all gone

[@767darthmaul]

Serial killers watching this video 😂😂... “ how to get rid of odorous smells” 🤔 bingo

[@abueloeddie1]

mark emery _____have you ever come across a non-odorous smell?🌷🌹🥀🌺

[@kethf4301]

And if they can't remove it, they use cinnamon powder to mask it. It can mask/cover ANY foul smell. Or so I've heard...

[@767darthmaul]

Keth F Lol you seem to know too much about that...🤣

[@kethf4301]

@@767darthmaul Truth be told, I work in a meat department, and the unusable scraps are stored in barrels until it gets picked up by an outside company for processing. Pick ups are bi-weekly, and that stuff can really start to smell. Ground cinnamon is a trick we use to negate any odors coming from the barrels. But we always joke that if any us ever needed to hide a body... it would probably negate that odor as well...

[@767darthmaul]

Keth F it’s ok mate I wasn’t be nasty, it’s funny ain’t it working in different industries how we gain certain knowledge, my dad who served in the army in ww2 knew how to make explosives using the things we had in our cupboard. The stuff he told me blew my mind

[@Jada-vz3ie]

I ued to be a smoker. I sprayed my vents and wiped my car down with white vinegar and non smokers could not detect a cigarette odor in the car. to remove insect gunk stuck on my car, I also use a used dryer sheet and spray peroxide on them. Takes them right off with a single wipe. I imagine a coffee filter would be just as good.

[@FactsVerse]

Thanks for watching, Jada!

[@RichardTurlington]

This is likely just not true, and your perception of your non smoking friends "not detecting" a cigarette odor in your car is just them being polite. Cigarette smoke attaches to literally EVERYTHING, not just your vents. Did you shampoo the fabric on the ceiling in your vehicle? Doubt it. It's embedded in there too. Did you unbolt your seats and shampoo the carpet around where those bolts attach? Likely not. Shampoo your seats and the seat backs? I have a knitted football doll my grandmother made me over 30 years ago. She was a smoker. She's been dead for 16 years now, but that doll STILL smells like how I remember her and her house, laden with cigarette smoke.

[@traveler320ak7]

Congratulations on quitting smoking. 🎉🎊🎉

[@jeanna7851]

@@RichardTurlington well I spray vinegar around house on curtains and drapes carpets and furniture. Stinks like vinegar for 30-60 mins. But after the smell dissipates your left with fresh clean smelling house or car. Try it. It's pretty amazing

[@RichardTurlington]

@@jeanna7851 No I agree, vinegar is absolutely amazing and kills pretty much all smells. However it only works 100% if you get it physically on the actual source of the smell. For smoke, that means literally everywhere. Unfortunately in a car you cannot possibly wipe the insides of where your AC air blows out of. It's unlikely you'll unbolt your seats and clean the carpets thoroughly where you can't reach without unbolting. You can likely do a great job with vinegar but your mileage will vary depending on how medieval you get in your regimen. Some people think simply spraying vinegar in the air is going to eradicate smoke smell. Not gonna work that way.

[@jpeckham071951]

Simple Green will take tough to clean tree sap off your car, and won't damage the paint.

[@johnpeters5515]

Cold water too.

[@nopenottalib4366]

Isopropyl (rubbing) alcohol is the best for this.

[@spiritisalive1]

1. Clean headlights with toothpaste (non-gel) 2. Take stickers off with WD-40 3. Clean dog hair off seats with a spray bottle of water & a squeegee. 4. Clean vent with small foam brush, then use the vacuum to suction it out. 5. Clean dash dust with coffee filters. 6. Carpet stains clean with 1/3 hydrogen peroxide, rest of the spray bottle with water. Spray on your carpet let it soak, wipe it up with a clean towel. 7. Floor Mat's: use previous cleaning solution on your floor mat's, or put the mats in your washing machine on the gentle cycle. 8. Window streaks: use news paper on Windows. 9. Shine dashboard: pour a dab of olive oil on your rag/coffee filters to shine your dash. 10: Bad odors: sprinkle baking soda over seats/carpet. Let it sit a few hours, then vacuum up. 11. Removing stains from vinal/leather: use a Mr. Clean magic eraser in the stains, or use 1/4 cup of olive oil, 1/4 cup of vinegar mix, gently rub it on the stains. 12: Wheel cleaner: half a cup of baking soda, one tablespoon of Dawn dish detergent, two cups of warm water.

[@dustincox5000]

Excellent !

[@LifeofBlog]

MVP

[@skaa3664]

Spiritisalive1 Thank you for the list.

[@johntynan687]

Fainne veal an lae

[@nestorlima7651]

EXELLENT

[@quixotictambourine9698]

I like how they have California bumper sticker that they want to get rid of!

[@DW-xk6cq]

Should have left the California bumper sticker on that piece of s*** that was the coolest thing about the car

[@suspiciousminds1750]

Forget the bumper sticker, they need to find something to get rid of the California governor!

[@rolandvonthun5233]

me to

[@debbie2968]

use Murphy's oil soap multi use cleaner on vinyl seats, steering wheel and entire dash. It takes off stickiness and does not leave residue. Even safe for clear and black plastic parts of the dash!

[@AJ-ds8jd]

Thank you about the plastic parts. Where my gear shift sits Iade a mistake and wiped with wipes made it dull. It's not too far gone that I cannot restore it. Have been trying to find a solution

[@gregbailey723]

After using glass cleaner on car windows take Turtle Wax Rubbing Compound to clean them like new without any streaks or left behind residue

[@wowomg1980]

WD-40 cleans rims and tires too.

[@carcophan]

Do NOT use Olive oil in your car. It will go rancid. I wouldn't suggest WD 40 on my paint either.

[@1stFlyingeagle]

WD on paint. I use to clean my roller chest toolbox daily with WD. I use to be a professional mechanic. It gleans grease and grime off and it never hurt the paint and my tool chest always looked great.

[@carcophan]

@@1stFlyingeagle a friend used WD 40 to loosen his trunk lock and that oily streak running down the back of the car never came off. Looked like it was burnt it. Just an anecdotal example though.

[@dougyboy6869]

Right after the olive oil one they showed you how to remove odors

[@michael7482]

I use WD 40 on paint transfers from car doors. Works great

[@freedomlover9560]

Lighter fluid (Zippo-type) works great for any kind of goop and shouldn't hurt the paint.

[@norasharp8821]

I cannot believe anyone caught the California bumper sticker to take off. That was subtle.🤣🤣🤣

[@johnny-b1360]

If a vacuum cleaner is not doing the job on car seats, use duct tape or any sticky tape.

[@danielk0106]

NO to WD-40 buy some GOO-GONE. Smells? Leave some newspapers in your car for a few days.

[@kstephen7625]

That WD-40 sure does smell. thanks for the tip.

[@medic7876]

A cup of ground coffee will remove any odors. I have saved my refrigerator several times after holding rotten food after no power from the hurricanes. Think about it. They place containers of it for you to smell in real candle stores. It restores your olfactory ability.

[@danielk0106]

@@medic7876 same in stores who sell perfume and cologne

[@CL4SSiCS]

You know if you use dish soap on ur paint and wheels it will damage the clear coat over time and remove the wax?

[@jameskoralewski1006]

I use a thick microfiber towel to remove dust from the dashboard and inside the car. It grabs the lint and holds it till you shake it out.

[@samanthastewart4300]

Scrubbing bubbles for your wheels leave it on for about 20-30 seconds and everything just wipes right off

[@freedomlover9560]

I always use dryer sheets to dust with. As far as cleaning the windows, newspaper is good but so are coffee filters. A dryer sheet under each of the front seats keeps your ride smelling nice.

[@jaded804]

1. Tooth paste is technically an abrasive it’s just a weak ass compound. 2. Rubbing hydrogen peroxide and water doesn’t remove a stain it just spreads it out use a water extractor. 3. Say you put olive oil on your dash, your said olive oil gets heated by the sun what happens to the leather dash? Put 2+2 together.

[@keithroy7884]

1) I have no cavities on my headlights 3) It becomes an extra virgin sun reflector on the windshield...except for when I'm making paninis on the dash.😁

[@endtimeteacher234]

5:15 at the dollar tree thay have car wipes you should use them on tires clean good

[@duanedouglas7602]

How come the opening picture is of a glob of goo cleaning door switches ? But that's not in the video?

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[@applejacks971]

1. Keep vegetable oil OFF your dash. It will collect dust and make a mess. 2. Use any window cleaner and cloth on glass, and after wiping them down, turn cloth over and give a final wipe, no streaks, no problem. 3. Keep vegetable oil OFF your dash!!! WTF, who thought putting oil on your dash was a good idea? Stay away from Armor All as well, its a dust collector and will lead to a dry/cracked dash

[@marcyfox9508]

same one that will spray water on dog fur, wd40 on paint [some commenters said nail polish remover, or rubbing alcohol....ppl will do this and then be sad forever bc they were novices

[@WHJeffB]

Newspaper works great for streak free windows, especially with aerosol/spray window cleaner (Home Depot). Haven't used paper towels, cloths and Windex on a windshield since trying that combination...

[@jaygodz99]

Lemon pledge, works well on the dash. As always, spray the rag you're using, not directly on the dash.

[@philipatoz]

Yep, a leaf blower not only is a great way to get rid of dust and small debris, but after washing, it's a great way to quickly dry it - especially the trim and wheels!

[@notime7574]

We also do that!

[@filthyanimal1067]

1 tip for effortless car cleaning,get your chauffeur to do it. That's part of his duties.

[@Bethsabee_Sheba_Newrose]

filthy animal Indeed! Charlie Hickenlooper, if you’re reading this - get back to work! 😜

[@littlestar5737]

WD40 inventor should be given Nobel prize. That thing saved my life on so many occasions.

[@lamarkustowns]

Little Star what all have you used wd-40 for?

[@flamingooneleg77]

Why did you use it to get rid of your pimples?

[@DavidSmith-cq7he]

Removing plastic/vynal stickers is not one of them.

[@johnbarrera7934]

Pls give examples

[@rockerpat1085]

That would be the US government!!! The military had it formulated during WW2!!!

[@Bradyvilleboy]

How do you remove hitchhiker blood from the carpet?

[@Johnny53kgb-nsa]

Note: please try all these tips on your enemies car first, to be sure they work with no damage.

[@tandrinebray8194]

john g 😂🤣💀

[@pioneerhandle]

Hahaha

[@sharonbanda1183]

Too funny but true since in some of the comments are coming back like don't use olive oil since it made my dash stink or olive oil will go rancid, etc.

[@MirwaisOpenminded]

HaHaHa Good one i like this 🤣🤣🤣

[@dreameryoung38]

Yeah especially the one with hydrogen peroxide to clean off your seats

[@tti3360]

You don't shine your dashboard. Sun reflects into your eyes. Something you definitely don't want !

[@tompalmer3468]

Dollar Tree “Awsome” spray cleaner make wheels look like new. Spray on dry wheel, leave it a few minutes, and wash with any mild cleaner. It’s a dollar. Really harsh chemical odor. Use outdoors.

[@charlenemonique1]

Tom Palmer Yep! It does 💯

[@ozzyrocks9911]

Also eats the clear coat off the finish.

[@08FayFay]

Thank you the toothpaste worked for my headlights very well😁

[@dougstyles5091]

I'm gonna try that. Did u use like a rough rag or a soft one?

[@08FayFay]

Doug styles a soft one

[@Motorcycle1237]

Tried it. But it shine not very long

[@dougstyles5091]

@@08FayFay thx!

[@killintimeinsanjose]

@@Siggydawg @dark force @08FayFay Simply cleaning with any of these methods won't typically last very long. UV rays are the culprit on plastic headlight lens. Buy a headlight cleaning kit containing a UV-resistant spray, or the UV spray by itself. This will keep your headlights nice much longer, so less work for you!

[@peterrobst1507]

When they say "Tips they don't want you to know about"....RUN!

[@goaway737]

Why am I watching this!? I don't even have a damn carrr!

[@shabnama6814]

Rosegold blue heres your car 🚗

[@goaway737]

@@shabnama6814 thx 😂

[@angelaaldorasi7594]

lmao

[@Bethsabee_Sheba_Newrose]

This whole conversation makes me smile & giggle.

[@goaway737]

@@Bethsabee_Sheba_Newrose 😂😂😂

[@mariovasquez3188]

Even though alot of the tips were useful i never saw what the slimy thing on the thumbnail was suppose to be/do to the car...

[@alexfucile19]

Mario Vasquez duster

[@deecee5693]

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[@Melinda8162]

Mario Vasquez:. I know!! Looks like some snot! 😂😂🤣😝

[@billprezioso3677]

Mario Vasquez it picks up small debris in your cup holder and places where you would normally vacuum

[@ronniehumphrey676]

Bill Prezioso also use it on your computer board.

[@kentonkirkpatrick5225]

Hate to tell you but you don't want a shiny dash-board. Reflects too much sun onto the wind shield.

[@quixotictambourine9698]

Good point!

[@tgozanski]

Use a hairdryer to remove decals. A minute an inch away on hot and it will peel right off. .

[@Susan70003]

Will that trick work on glow in the dark ceiling stars?

[@rickbangkok]

My go to since disco

[@Ryzen_56X]

Well ... just don't neglect your car cleaning for long periods of time and with just a simple periodical clean will do the trick.

[@alwaysanonymous3271]

1 thing fact verse dont want us to know. That slimey thing shown on the thumbnail.

[@davidw4812]

It looks like one of those pocket pussys

[@paulk5311]

yeah i only came here for that and they leave it out.

[@meditationhour5748]

Well I just wait for it to rain, I drive through puddles to clean the wheels, and turn on the wipers to clean the windshield. Drive really fast so the rain will scrub the dirt off the body I'm sure the cops will understand.

[@dearbrave4183]

😂😂😂

[@FlyBri2112]

NEWSPAPER for glass cleaning works excellent. been using it for years on auto glass and mirrors and windows at home too.

[@87Rado]

Use Aerospace 303 on all plastic, vinyl and rubber, especially wiper blades, belts, weather stripping and your plastic headlights (Do NOT use toothpaste!). Apply once per quarter. You're welcome!

[@mrsherriff717]

NEWSPAPER SCRACHES YOUR WINDOWS USE A MICROFIBER CLOTH AND DRY IT STRAIGHT AFTER YOU PUT WATER ON IT

[@chesterferris3858]

Acid rain grit on exterior auto paint and glass, eliminated with gentle rub plumber's putty on soft cloth, creates water proof, clean shiny surface with out scratch, residue or streaks. Has same chemical composition as. CLAY BAR, costs about$ 3.00, last about 5 years, best bug remover from windshield on car and motor cycle. Impressive once you try this little known secret. Share.

[@tspenceriii]

Scrubbing genuine leather seats with a magic eraser or even with a cloth and detergent can easily remove the color finish. If you use these, be careful.

[@celeste7233]

Tom Spencer can you define exactly how to be careful?

[@tspenceriii]

Celeste S most automobiles now have a combination of leather and vinyl. Usually the leather is on the seat faces with vinyl trim. You most likely have aniline leather with a flat or semi gloss finish. Aniline finish is repaired with special paint...yes, paint. The finish must be flexible enough to resist cracking. So it’s not nearly as durable as your kitchen wall. Magic eraser with mild dish detergent will likely remove dirt. But DO NOT scrub hard. If you do, you will likely remove the paint finish. If they still do not look like you think the should, matching leather paints are available online.

[@leoclement3801]

@@celeste7233 Yes, don't use it period! Magic eraser is way too potent for leather!

[@GreatMindsSeekTruth]

I’d rather take tips from the comment section than in this video. Dealers wouldn’t mind you screwing your car up like this. Kind of like when people do their own hair off KZbin ( I’m a hairdresser) & then come to us to fix the damage 😂 Also, you did not show the slime ( putty works too) by pushing it into hard to reach crevices & dirt/dust sticks to it.

[@roadgent7921]

Will attest to the self hair cut difficulties.

[@hannahabdullah5997]

I loved your video but I'd like to know instead of olive oil can you use mineral oil to shine the inside of your vehicle

[@pm6613]

WRONG Olive oil will dry and crack the plastic. The dash is meant to be flat not shiny. Sticker removal won't remove original paint, impossible. Use a hair dryer.

[@leogetz31ify]

Dont use the olive oil to clean dash i did that it ruined my dash live in a hot state so not sure this had anything to do wit it ??

[@naomiraulerson6409]

Leo Getz I was thinking this couldn’t be god I live in Florida and was concerned about this , I was thinking I could try it and thought I’ve got a brand new car well it’s a year or so old but this new stuff they put in cars isn’t considered leather or not true leather so you have to be careful what you put on it . How did it ruin yours ? Discolored? I’m very concerned . Thanks

[@PanameraTurboSEHybrid]

Going to the auto parts store and buying a bottle of nice smelling interior cleaner seemed like a very safe option. Who knows the long term affects of olive oil on the dash. The pros don't use cooking oils, why are you?....

[@leogetz31ify]

@@PanameraTurboSEHybrid exactly I'm telling you from my experience of 2 years and Ashes destroyed because of the olive oil

[@leogetz31ify]

@@naomiraulerson6409 after a week i realize it wont come off and dust and what ever els stuck on it . had to scrub it off wit soap

[@jeanwader618]

Naomi Raulerson Thank you for mentioning about the use of olive oil on a dash when living in Florida. I've bought a new Ford Explorer and live in Florida. Usually I never comment but, this is my second one tonight.

[@jamesnichols9259]

Orange peels remove pine sap from the hood of your car and peanut butter helps remove bugs and tar from the hood of your car.

[@billrussell7672]

Never use oil on dash it will harden plastic and crack dash Use soap and water to clean and then follow up with a silicone spray oil , use.a coffee filter if you like

[@flamingooneleg77]

Bill Russell no no no, the other guy is right

[@davidliles87]

Bill Russell USe dirty under wear or t shirt with out skid marks

[@billrussell7672]

@@davidliles87 I use man thongs it won't work

[@Kaizer357]

how doesn't oil not work? Oil penetrates nearly any surface known to man except a few material compositions. Hell, even WD can be used to clean damn near anything and it's an oil based product....

[@billrussell7672]

@@Kaizer357 oil hardens and cracks plastic vinyl . It cracks and hardens o rings anything rubber or plastic keep oil away from, silicone spray such as water repellant for shoes or tents that are 100% silicone oil prevent outgassing of plastic VOCs by coating surface just like tire shine ( the good silicone oil based ones) as a master mechanic I use synthetic grease on o rings or dawn soap so that they remain soft until they take a pressure set even in hydraulic systems. In cases where I need a grease such as old Ford tractor rams I use a gel set oilfield pipe dope I know this thing, I make you all knowing by this little blurb Oh yes bathroom scrubbing bubbles cleans all plastic even brake fluid tanks like brand new

[@gregd6706]

Dumbest video title ever. Why would local car dealers not want you to know about these? What the hell does it matter to the car "dealers"????? Last time I checked car "dealers" sell cars....they don't detail them.

[@francistirado7231]

i love baby wipes to clean my wheels and engine

[@mohammedfarooq1676]

I’m a professor car valeter and can confirm all the ways above in this video will duck your cars up.

[@ilianamercado3917]

Rubbing alcohol can remove tree sap

[@ChestyDrawers]

Iliana Mercado would throw work on my soft top ? I have stubborn stains that won’t shift

[@ezmoney79]

Thanks for the tip beautiful lady

[@patrickwall8517]

I wouldn't use it on a soft top, it could stain it.

[@isaachaverstick6358]

Or nail polish remover

[@abbyluxemburg8968]

Wd40. Works wonders.

[@barneybiggles]

NO, NO, don’t use newspapers, it used to work many years ago, but modern news ink is a different formula.

[@CypressVintage]

Like freaking car dealers are using baking soda and olive oil to detail.

[@PanameraTurboSEHybrid]

Big dealers have those expensive high quality products.

[@Gio_Vanni6143]

I thought they were rolling a dill pickle along the door.

[@traciseibert4532]

What is it?

[@foreignfamilykitchen1667]

Always using newspaper for my house windows

[@bobcrumley5174]

When I used newspaper on my house windows, it looked great until it rained and ink from the newsprint ran down the glass. One big streaky mess! Maybe it would be okay on the inside.

[@lenalavine1615]

Use dryer fabric softener sheets to remove lovebugs from your car. Just wet them and gently rub the bug stains off. Works like a charm!

[@harleyfowler4284]

Wow

[@harleyfowler4284]

I'm looking👀👀👀👀

[@1stFlyingeagle]

Use dryer sheets to wipe down window blinds. They remove static so dush is not attracted to the blinds.

[@femalearmyvet7636]

@movingonandup773 they are a bug in Florida that is the devil incarnate!! They fly slow, a bit bigger than a mosquito, snd they stick together......but...in certain months they become insane!!! The whole front of your car will be covered in them!!!! And on top of these awsome issues, they smell!!! And if you leave them on the paint too long they mess up your paint!!!

[@janicemiller6518]

what is the goo she is using in the picture, can you clean a keyboard with it

[@blaquenoise]

It's a gelled tack ball or silly puddy will do the samething. There is also cleaning clay.

[@MrDetroitnews]

WHERE"S THE SILLY PUTTY YOU LIAR ???????? YOU SHOWED AT THE TEASE

[@YourNightmare100]

WD40 can remove your paint too 😁

[@keithandrew1704]

And ruin the clear coat

[@flappytaco]

4:57 BALSAMIC vinegar??? Yeah, that ought to pull the stains right on out.

[@pankinyek]

lol Glad someone else have noticed.

[@allent1034]

I'm pretty sure the Detailers don't mind if people know their secrets. People still pay to have their cars washed and everyone knows the "soap and water trick".

[@iceebalboa3177]

yell, Ive worked for dealerships 28 years. They don't give a shit

[@onyx7561]

I have found that after washing your car, instead of drying everything with towels or shammy, use a squeegee on the entire car. It's fun and saves allot of towels.

[@biggun98056]

I use electric leaf blower works great gets water out of all the places you can’t get to

[@flamingooneleg77]

Coffee filters are great when you run out of toilet paper. Just make sure you rinse them before you make your coffee. Haha, get it.

[@Bradyvilleboy]

Everybody's a camodian.

[@tomcapehart1878]

If you have smoke smell in your car, put a cup of vinegar in it with the windows closed overnight. The smell will be gone in the morning

[@pcicchin]

To get all the bug guts off of your windshield (and clean your windows in general) use 000 or 0000 steel wool. It takes all the bugs and grit and grime off, but is fine enough that it won't scratch the glass.

[@CLUB-th7pp]

I seen a guy mix about 1/2 a coke with water n spray his tires like Armor all. I was impressed not only did they shine. Dirt didn’t stick to it. Hey if u have a smashed bug problem on ur FRONT OF UR CAR. Next time really clean the front end and then shoot a lil PAM COOKINB SPRAY. Bugs wipe right off. BULLHAULER truck Driver told me. It does work. Don’t CAKE IT ON JUST LIGHTLY MIST IT!!

[@FactsVerse]

Thanks for watching, 700 club!

[@blackdiamond7907]

Dirty job's by oxy clean with hot water will get winter salt out of cars carpet. With a course brush.

[@gazzaclarkson2547]

wot? course? or coarse? jobs or job's ? cars or car's? It's so hard to tell when people can't speak propa.

[@michael7482]

Gazza Clarkson 🤦‍♂️

[@yendorttiker5529]

The only reason I watched was because of the thumbnail and you didn’t show it 🤬. 👎

[@squidproquo6622]

I bought a headlight cleaning kit at Harbor Freight for $14 and it worked great. The trick was using a high speed drill with a foam pad.