Cereal Container as Trash Can
It’s always wise to keep a trash bag in your car so you can dispose of used tissues and wrappers when people eat snacks in the car. You may find it useful to use plastic cereal containers in lieu of just a plastic bag floating around the backseat. These are designed to keep your cereal fresh, but they can also keep the smell of your trash contained. If you need to put something in the trash, just pop the top and close it up when you’re done. Just line it with a grocery bag and you should be good to go.
Cooking Spray on Bugs
No matter how hard you try, bugs will always go splat on your car, and you can’t always wash the entire car just to do away with a few bugs. One alternative is to use a cooking spray like Pam or a similar product. Just spray some onto the bug splatter, let it sit for a minute or so, and then wipe it away with a microfiber cloth. Just like that, the residue from the bug splatter will be gone without doing any damage to your car’s paint job.
Hairdryer to Remove Bumper Stickers
Bumper stickers can be a pain to remove from your car, but one way to address this challenge is with a hairdryer. The heat from the blow dryer will help to loosen the adhesives that keep the bumper sticker on the car. Once the sticker has been loosened by the heat, you can use any plastic credit card to peel it off. In addition to bumper stickers, this technique can work with parking permits, outdated registrations, and any stickers you may have on your car windows.
