Interior Cleaner

[Nando 6i]

I have tried many products and for some reason IMHO, I feel that the cleaning (interior) solutions come out the same...they clean...that's all.

I have tried this product for 6 months and it works great...for those who like a matte interior finish. I put it to the test by using the product and placing my car under direct sunlight for 6 months and so far no cracks or dryness.

As silly as it may sound...the product I have been using that has me VERY satisfied is

[attachment=37236:Baby_Wipes.jpg]

It does its job. One wipe will clean the entire dash and a little more. Its cheaper and it will not harm you interior.


Just trying to be innovative.

[SamSamSam]

LOL are you serious..I have black interior that dust always just accumulates..I guess I will give it a try...

[Nando 6i]

QUOTE (SamSamSam @ Jul 19 2008, 10:16 PM)

LOL are you serious..I have black interior that dust always just accumulates..I guess I will give it a try...[/b]

I know, it sounds funny but it works.

I do to have black interior and always use the wipes. Its wipe and go.

I only buy the ones with vitamin E.

[Scott P]

What kind of UV protection does it offer?

[Nando 6i]

QUOTE (Scott P @ Jul 20 2008, 03:33 AM)

What kind of UV protection does it offer?[/b]

I have read the ingredients and it does not have any type of UV protectant in it. It has natural stuff like, cucumber/green tea, vitamin E et cetera.
I can see where you are heading with that question...longetivity of the dashboard...if it worries you alot then, I would suggest that you put a Sun Reflector to avoid UV rays hitting your dash.

I started using a Sun Reflector because I hate going inside my car and its blazing hot inside. The Sun Reflector actually works very well.

I have known people (i.e. my cousin in LA) that has never used any type of UV protectant in his Toyota truck and does not use any type of Sun reflector and his dash looks good after 5 years but then again, I have known people that did the same thing and have dried up but not cracked. He justs wipes it with a damp cloth.

[Nando 6i]

QUOTE (Scott P @ Jul 20 2008, 03:33 AM)

What kind of UV protection does it offer?[/b]

I have read the ingredients and it does not have any type of UV protectant in it. It has natural stuff like, cucumber/green tea, vitamin E et cetera.
I can see where you are heading with that question...longetivity of the dashboard...if it worries you alot then, I would suggest that you put a Sun Reflector to avoid UV rays hitting your dash. Like I said, it works very well for cleaning the interior, especially for those members who have black interiors like me.

I started using a Sun Reflector because I hate going inside my car and its blazing hot inside, I think those things work very well to reduce head.

I have known people (i.e. my cousin in LA) that has never used any type of UV protectant in his Toyota truck and does not use any type of Sun reflector and his dash looks good after 5 years but then again, I have known people that did the same thing and have dried up but not cracked. He justs wipes it with a damp cloth. But then again, I have also known people that have never used those UV protectants and have dried up dashboards.

[yellowmp5]

QUOTE (Nando 6i @ Jul 19 2008, 06:14 PM)

I have tried many products and for some reason IMHO, I feel that the cleaning (interior) solutions come out the same...they clean...that's all.

I have tried this product for 6 months and it works great...for those who like a matte interior finish. I put it to the test by using the product and placing my car under direct sunlight for 6 months and so far no cracks or dryness.

As silly as it may sound...the product I have been using that has me VERY satisfied is

[attachment=37236:Baby_Wipes.jpg]

It does its job. One wipe will clean the entire dash and a little more. Its cheaper and it will not harm you interior.


Just trying to be innovative.

[/b]

Totally agree!

i use babywipes too! they don't have a scent to it, they are very mild, not like other wipes w/ strong detergents & chemicals....

not only i use it to clean the interior, but also works good on bird sh*t! (let it moist a bit and wipe)
and also, i use it to wipe my golf equipments after every game! and the ladies likes to use it to clean their expensive bags....

[Nando 6i]

QUOTE (yellowmp5 @ Jul 22 2008, 12:53 PM)

Totally agree!

i use babywipes too! they don't have a scent to it, they are very mild, not like other wipes w/ strong detergents & chemicals....

not only i use it to clean the interior, but also works good on bird sh*t! (let it moist a bit and wipe)
and also, i use it to wipe my golf equipments after every game! and the ladies likes to use it to clean their expensive bags....[/b]

Funny how some products can do more then what they are intended do.


Well, since we are in that topic of discussion, you can also use any type of shampoo with a greenie wiennie (spelling???) and wash the soap scum
from your show doors and walls. It works great...you do not need to use non of those chemicals they sell. Just buy the cheapest shampoo out there and use it to clean your shower...trust me it works. Scrub it and let it sit for a couple of seconds and then wash away. If you have heavy build up...do it again....just like you would do if you were to buy those other chemicals.

[sting7k]

QUOTE (Nando 6i @ Jul 19 2008, 06:14 PM)

I have tried many products and for some reason IMHO, I feel that the cleaning (interior) solutions come out the same...they clean...that's all.

I have tried this product for 6 months and it works great...for those who like a matte interior finish. I put it to the test by using the product and placing my car under direct sunlight for 6 months and so far no cracks or dryness.

As silly as it may sound...the product I have been using that has me VERY satisfied is

[attachment=37236:Baby_Wipes.jpg]

It does its job. One wipe will clean the entire dash and a little more. Its cheaper and it will not harm you interior.


Just trying to be innovative.

[/b]

Haha nice, never seen baby wipes used before. I normally just use the armor all cleaner wipes and then the protectant wipes.

[darkest_dreams]

I am a faithful user of baby wipes as well. There was a question of how to clean the headliner in another post and this is my answer to it as well. I use it on everything fabric. It pulled out a mixture of diesel, oill, and hydraulic fluid off of my microfiber couch, too. They are quite amazing!