Keep Your Seatbelt On When It’s Hot
When the temperature reaches its peak in summer, we are grateful for air conditioning! However, car seats and seatbelts left in the sun can get hot enough to cause a burn. It can be dangerous to try to buckle your belt in the summertime. It cannot burn you if the sun cannot touch it! Any piece of exposed metal from your car will injure your hands. But you can at least avoid the seat belt issue by putting it on after you get out of your car and leave it there till the next time you get in.
On The Shoe Rack = Back Organizer
Back seat organizers are a great purchase option for you, as these products help you enjoy and relax when driving for long hours. Especially if the car’s backbench organizers come with a tabletop, this car accessory becomes a must-have. It will be more beneficial if you have children. A simple shoe rack over the door can be the perfect place to store all the essentials of the backseat—sipping cups, toys, magazines, snacks, and more. All the pockets are easy to access and more straightforward to look at than the pockets of mini-van seats.
Use Clear Nail Polish On Window Chips
If you have chips on your windows and are worried about the cost of getting it fixed by a mechanic, there’s a straightforward home solution for this issue. Firstly, you will want to clean the damaged area of your windshield with dishwashing soap and hot water. Once it is dry, you need to apply a thin layer of clear varnish to the damaged area and let it dry. The nail polish acts as an adhesive that can prevent cracks from spreading. The transparent varnish can fill the corners of your small windshield splinters and damages. When dried, it helps seal and protects it from the cold elements that cause additional crashes.
