-A wad of burlap to fill the container.
Remove all those cheerios and empty coffee cups before you get started on your cleaning and you’ll have a much easier time of it.. Start inside and work from messiest areas to cleanest.The messiest areas will probably be the floor mats, the back seat area if you have kids, and anywhere that a spill or other accidental mess may have occurred during the winter months that you weren’t able to do a really good job of cleaning up.
Next you’ll move on to cup holders, other indentations where dust and crumbs can collect,upholstery and leather seats, dashboards and on top of your steering wheel.Finally, you’ll tackle shiny surfaces like chrome accents and windows.. A note on dirt and dust.When you’re going after those muddy, messy floor mats and all the other little areas that trap dust, you’ll soon start to notice that removing the crumbs and bits of gunk isn’t as easy as it looks.
First, make sure you remove any car parts that can be taken out, give them a good shake, and hose them down or vacuum them outside.For areas inside the car, spray them first with compressed air from a can to free any dust particles that are trapped in cracks and crevices, and this will make your job of vacuuming them out so much easier.
It’ll look a whole lot nicer when you’re done too!.
Finish with a protecting polish.First the top shelf!.
And now the bottom shelf!.Chris went through a peanut phase recently and now he’s over it and we’re left with all these extra peanuts.
Guess I’d better find some good peanut recipes!I’m open to suggestions!.