3 types of interior stains and how to remove them

3 types of interior stains and how to remove them

• Chocolate: Your best bet is to allow it to completely harden before you try to remove it. Get as much as you can, and then blot the area with colorless dishwashing liquid and water, using a light-colored cloth. If it’s milk chocolate, a little ammonia can help. Dark chocolate? A couple of tablespoons of white vinegar.

• Crayons: Try liquid dishwashing soap and warm water. This one’s a tougher one and the color of the crayon makes a big difference.

• Fruit Juice: Get some cold water on the stain, followed by warm water with a couple of drops of enzyme detergent.

Not all stains can be 100% removed (red stains, oil or grease generally don’t come out totally), but an interior detailing by Overland Car Wash professionals can definitely improve the appearance of your car. Make sure to point out and discuss the stains you’re concerned about before the detailing starts. And check this page for coupons on detailing services.