Shaving foam in the car – The unknown trick to save money

A product found in every home can restore the lost shine of our car seats and other surfaces.

Cleanliness is half nobility and this also applies to our car. A clean cabin it not only prevents the accumulation of bacteria, viruses and other harmful microorganisms, but at the same time extends the life of materials and “fixes” our mood.

Undoubtedly, some work cleaning of the cabin must be done only by experts, since otherwise there is a risk of doing damage that will force us to put our hand deep in our pocket.

On the other hand, there are some dirt removal operations that we can do ourselves, using materials that cost only a few euros. One of them is the cleaning of the dirty seats.

To restore the lost luster of the seats, all we will need is a product that almost every home has. It is about the one known to all of us shaving foam which reduces the friction between the razor and the skin and thus minimizes irritation.

As mentioned above, shaving foam is proven also useful for cleaning seat fabrics which may have been stained by some food, stained by our sweat, etc.

All we have to do is to spread the foam on the seats and after rubbing them with a towel or a brush, let them dry. Shaving foam helps clean upholstery because breaks down impurities which adhere to the fibers of the fabric.

Note that shaving foam and in much the same way it can be particularly useful when cleaning the windows of our caras well as plastic parts on the console.

Also, there are other easy and economical ways to clean the seats of our vehicle, with one of them being the protagonist vinegar.

After getting an empty spray bottle and filling it half with water and the rest with white vinegar (proportion 50/50), spray the seats and rub their surfaces. After scrubbing the stain, remove the residue again with a clean cloth.

As for her strong smell of vinegar, this should not worry us as after a while it will weaken.

See in the video how they clean the seats with shaving foam:

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