Baby Proof Your House For Safety

For other external areas, use a surface protecting product which is designed to protect rubber, vinyl and plastic from the sun's UV rays. This can be used on bumpers, rubber seals around doors and windows, and for the interior as well.

Of course, you'll want your car to be pristine and spotless at all times. This makes them a lot prettier and more valuable, and it says a lot about its owner. This is why most owners make it a point to park them in a covered garage, where no intruders can damage or mess up the car's exterior. However, this may not be enough protection for your ride.

Rinse your car down to get rid of excess dirt, and then wash it with a sponge and soapy water. Once you've washed the whole car, rinse it off and then dry it with a soft cloth. If you don't dry your car afterwards, water droplets gather dust, and when they dry out, you're left with many spots all over the body of the car. This is especially noticeable with dark colored cars.

Car Cover: You might park your ride in the garage, but dust tends to accumulate in the garage too. Motor oil, paint, and garbage normally stored in garages may adversely affect your vehicle, apart from the roof peel. An indoor car cover usually differs from an outdoor one, so you may take your pick.

Steering wheel covers can also be purchased to accessorize your car. You may find a nice color that either matches the color of your car, or something that compliments it nicely. Steering wheel covers also come in different patterns and textures. You should make sure to pick out something that feels right to you, after all, your hands could be on the wheel for hours!

Seat Car cover It should be obvious with all that I have said that you need to keep your car cover clean. You might be wondering how to wash it. After all, if you have a large vehicle the sheer size of the ball of fabric won't fit in most household washers. One way is to take it to a coin operated laundry. If you do, be sure to use one without a center agitator, as it will tear the fabric to shreds.

If you know the pH of a cleaner you will know where you can use it. A carpet shampoo should have a pH around 8 or 9, whereas an all-purpose wheel cleaner should be between 12 and 14. Try using a cleaner made for wheels on your car's fabric and carpet will make a pretty big mess.