Use baking soda to remove unwanted smell
You don’t need to use an expensive air freshener that will only mask the stink in your car. Instead of spending money on car fresheners that will never work, you can opt for a simple and practical solution instead–baking soda. Baking soda has the ability to disinfect and purify your car so that it makes your car smell fresher. What you need to do is to spread copious amounts of baking soda over the seats or mat and allow it to sit for a few hours before vacuuming off the baking soda to effectively remove the smell.
Use hair conditioner for that waxy and shiny exterior
Constantly going to a professional car wash can be costly especially if your car gets dirty, often. The thing is, you don’t have to spend too much money on expensive car wash when you can use your favorite hair conditioner to make your car look shiny and extra waxy. Yes, conditioner works in making your car get the exact look as though it was taken to an expensive body shop. Use a conditioner that contains lanolin as it imparts the waxy finish. Apply conditioner and buff the car using circular motions until it becomes extra shiny.
Use Soda And Toothpaste to clean your headlights
It is important to always keep your headlights clean. The presence of dirt on the headlight dims it so you are not optimally making use of its light. The brighter your beams are the better for you to see and drive at night. You can go to a car shop and spend hard-earned cash to have your headlights professionally removed and cleaned, but another effective yet more practical and inexpensive method is to simply use some Coke or Pepsi!
Wet a clean microfiber cloth with some soda (or simply dump soda all over the dirty headlight), and begin to lightly scrub the debris off. Rinse off with water and dry using a clean towel and you’re done! If the stain or dirt is being stubborn and not coming off after 2 or 3 attempts, try using some toothpaste. Let it sit, scrub it in a circular motion, and then clean again with soda. Wallah! As a side note: soda can also be used as a substitute for Windex for cleaning your windshield — it’s a great all around glass cleaner!
