Use clear polish to temporarily fix tiny cracks on your window
When you are driving your car, there are chances that tiny pebbles may hit your windows causing it to produce microscopic cracks. The cracks, albeit tiny, can grow eventually and may shatter the windshield. How to fix this from getting bigger? Always keep a small bottle of clear nail polish in your car. A nail polish is an indispensable tool to temporarily fix tiny cracks on your car window. The nail polish will dry out and create a protective film so that the crack will not grow. This gives you time to safely arrive in your garage without fearing for your window shattering.
Use Vaseline to revive leather interior
Reviving cracked leather interior can be expensive. In most cases, your car maintenance guy will recommend you to replace it entirely. But instead of spending a lot of money replacing your leather interior, you can revive it to its old glory using Vaseline. Yes, the lowly Vaseline is not only good for moisturizing your skin, it is also great for preventing the leather from cracking. Apply a dab of petroleum jelly on a cloth and rub it all over the leather. You can also rub it on the door seals to keep cold winter air from entering your car.
Use a squeegee to remove hair and pet dander
Do you have pets? Then your most difficult cleaning obstacle will be removing pet dander from your car. Whether it is a dog or cat, fur babies shed a lot of hair. The traditional way of removing pet dander and hair involves hiring professional cleaners to vacuum your car. But did you know that you can get the same effects if you use a squeegee? Spray water on the seats that you want to clean and run a squeegee through the seats several times. All the hair will end up on the squeegee within a few run.
