We all know a bucket, sponge and a bit of elbow grease can work wonders on a car’s exterior, but how many drivers bother to put as much effort into the interior carpets? We’re willing to bet the ...

You love your car, but you’d probably love it even more if it didn’t have a coffee stain on the carpet, dust on the dashboard, and fingerprints all over the touchscreen. Fortunately, those and most ...

It only takes a few years into owning a new car to really regret not paying extra for those rubber floor mats. Even if you manage to keep your seats clean with a no eating in the car policy, it's ...

Carpets take a beating, but this step-by-step guide will show you how to do a routine and deep cleaning so yours look brand new. Baking soda is your friend. Sprinkle it over the carpet, let it sit, ...

Your vehicle's carpet goes through some of the worst torture imaginable. From slushy boots and muddy paws to ketchup stains and fallen Jolly Ranchers, it's amazing ...

Interior work gets expensive in a hurry. Restoring all that upholstery, carpet, and trim can rival the cost of an engine rebuild—or a trip to St. Barts—by the time you're done. Which is why auto parts ...

There’s a good chance you frequently give your car a nice wash. But how often are you devoting attention to your car’s interior? As you can imagine, the seats, floor mats, and carpet of your car ...

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What Can I Use to Clean My Carpet? To effectively clean and disinfect your carpet, you need to have a spot and stain removal kit that may include the following tools: Paper towels to soak up any ...

Apply baking soda: Sprinkle a generous amount of baking soda over the stained area. Baking soda helps to absorb moisture and odors. This will also help reduce spreading on the back side of the carpet.