Cleaning cars is something we often forget to do.
Not matter how many hours they are in a day we just never find the time to do it.
While many of us often go to a valet, it can cost a pretty penny over the year.
However, one car expert has shared how you can do this at home without damaging your vehicle.
“Just be sure to use separate cloths for your tyres and rinse your buckets out thoroughly – you don’t want any dirt or grime to transfer back onto your paintwork.”
Another tip he suggested was to wax and polish your car as it can provide an “added layer of protection”.
Custard recommended: “Most car polishes can be applied to a dry car and then just need to be buffed with a clean cloth. Remember to make sure it’s completely dry before you get started.
“While car wax can be expensive, a little really does go a long way, so a pot or spray bottle lasts a long time. You really shouldn’t skip waxing your car as it creates an additional protective layer and makes it easier to keep your car clean as dirt is less likely to stick.
“When waxing and polishing, make sure you check the label to see how long you should go between applications. On average, you can expect to re-polish and wax your every two to six months.”
