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Never thought about dusting inside the car -- do enough of that inside the house!
We do get a lot of whitish marks on the door panels, especially on the wife's side (but that's a story for another day), and when I wash the interior trim -- which isn't that often I use some stuff called Advanage (green apple).
I originally bought the stuff from a door-to-door pitchman, but you can order it on line from their website. Mix it in a spray bottle with water, spray it on your cleaning rag and then wipe away. It has a ton of uses and I've found it to work surprisingly well.
You can spray it directly on stuff (I do the dash), but on the doors and other areas of like material it's a little hard to get it wiped up, so I advise using the spray the rag technique.
We do get a lot of whitish marks on the door panels, especially on the wife's side (but that's a story for another day), and when I wash the interior trim -- which isn't that often I use some stuff called Advanage (green apple).
I originally bought the stuff from a door-to-door pitchman, but you can order it on line from their website. Mix it in a spray bottle with water, spray it on your cleaning rag and then wipe away. It has a ton of uses and I've found it to work surprisingly well.
You can spray it directly on stuff (I do the dash), but on the doors and other areas of like material it's a little hard to get it wiped up, so I advise using the spray the rag technique.
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Oh my. I never thought of using one of those. Thx for the tip.
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