Best product to clean touch screen, navigation screen, and interior?
05-12-2016, 11:12 AM
#1
Cruisin'
Thread Starter
Best product to clean touch screen, navigation screen, and interior?
What is everyone using to clean their touch screen, navigation screen, and interior? I am looking for something simple and was thinking of maybe using something like
Meguiar's quick interior detailer with a microfiber towel
Meguiar's Quik Interior Detailer | Canadian Tire
Any thoughts or any other ideas? I was also thinking there are Armor All wipes that are quick and easy but I am not sure how good they are.
http://www.walmart.ca/en/ip/armor-al.../6000083204537
Meguiar's quick interior detailer with a microfiber towel
Meguiar's Quik Interior Detailer | Canadian Tire
Any thoughts or any other ideas? I was also thinking there are Armor All wipes that are quick and easy but I am not sure how good they are.
http://www.walmart.ca/en/ip/armor-al.../6000083204537
05-12-2016, 11:23 AM
#2
carry a microfiber cloth to clean interior!
if you have some really grimey stuff, use a mix of light water and soap!
there's also a detergent that I cant remember the name of but it comes in an Iconic white bottle with blue stripes....almost like borax
I find that specific interior cleaners such as the one you linked get expensive over time....
keep it simple with light soap and water!
if you have some really grimey stuff, use a mix of light water and soap!
there's also a detergent that I cant remember the name of but it comes in an Iconic white bottle with blue stripes....almost like borax
I find that specific interior cleaners such as the one you linked get expensive over time....
keep it simple with light soap and water!
05-12-2016, 11:29 AM
#3
Team Owner
Personally, all I ever use is two things:
1. a clean, wet, microfiber for wiping down all the dust and whatever small amounts of coffee spillage the wife manages to dump (
)
2. a clean, dry, microfiber to follow up after the wet one, so no water spots are left. This can be especially noticeable on the screen, or any shiny bits.
you should never need more than some soapy water, like Spaceman mentioned. And don't go buying crap like armorall, unless you like cheezy looking shiny interiors.
1. a clean, wet, microfiber for wiping down all the dust and whatever small amounts of coffee spillage the wife manages to dump (
)2. a clean, dry, microfiber to follow up after the wet one, so no water spots are left. This can be especially noticeable on the screen, or any shiny bits.
you should never need more than some soapy water, like Spaceman mentioned. And don't go buying crap like armorall, unless you like cheezy looking shiny interiors.
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05-12-2016, 11:50 AM
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06-20-2016, 12:26 PM
#9
5th Gear
We had an issue with letting our dog into the back seat after a close encounter with a skunk. Not that close, and no choice as the skunk was still coming.
We ended up using "Autoglym Interior Shampoo" and "Leather Cleaner". Took three applications over three days but the skunk smell is gone. (Products were obtained at Canadian Tire). Took longer to eliminate it from the dog. (Golden Retrievers have a lot of fur.)
As for touchscreens, microfiber cloths work for me.
We ended up using "Autoglym Interior Shampoo" and "Leather Cleaner". Took three applications over three days but the skunk smell is gone. (Products were obtained at Canadian Tire). Took longer to eliminate it from the dog. (Golden Retrievers have a lot of fur.)
As for touchscreens, microfiber cloths work for me.
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06-20-2016, 10:58 PM
#10
Skunk smell in a car. OMG. That's simply godaweful....
Tried any tomato sauce?.....
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Just glad that you got it off.
Tried any tomato sauce?.....
.Just glad that you got it off.
06-21-2016, 04:56 AM
#11
5th Gear
Yes....that worked out quite well. It wasn't nearly as bad as it could have been.
And I did give the tomato products some thought, but much prefer tomato sauce in my pasta. Much easier to clean the dishes afterwards as well.
And I did give the tomato products some thought, but much prefer tomato sauce in my pasta. Much easier to clean the dishes afterwards as well.
06-21-2016, 09:59 AM
#14
10th Gear
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06-21-2016, 10:02 AM
#15
mrgold35
I use either a natural or synthetic damp chamois cloth for the inside glass and navi screen. Every once in a while, I use a lint free cloth and fresh soapy (soap make for car exteriors) to wipe down all the plastic and leather(ette) surfaces. Seats and window sills still need to be wiped down eventually from body oils, lotions, sweat, suntan lotions, etc... Maybe 2-3 times a year I use a leather car product like Lexol or glare free protectant for the plastic surfaces.
I also get the vac out and get the seams of all the bottoms of the seats. Dirt/sand can sometimes work like sandpaper in the seams and cause damage.
I also get the vac out and get the seams of all the bottoms of the seats. Dirt/sand can sometimes work like sandpaper in the seams and cause damage.
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07-01-2016, 01:28 AM
#19
The Original Shawdy
At my work we use steam (water) to get any dust off screens and wipe away with a microfiber. Than we follow up with alcohol 70% which dried up instantly and is spot and print free.
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07-01-2016, 08:51 AM
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