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Car Care


Cleaning and waxing your car can seem like a chore. But, it is a worthwhile investment. If you don’t want to do it yourself, take it to your local valet or fi nd one that can come to you.


Cleaning and protecting your car’s bodywork can bolster its resale value. Acid rain, bird droppings, road salt and the sun can damage your car. So


ensure unwelcome deposits are regularly washed off and wax your car to provide a protective coating.


A clean car is also safer. Washing mirrors, windscreens and lights regularly, means you will see more of the road and others will be able to see you better. A cleaner car is also less wind resistance so that helps fuel economy.


In addition to regular cleaning and waxing, there are times when special attention is required, such as when you spill milk in your car or a child or pet vomits in your vehicle. Your local valet will have their own tried and trusted methods, but here’s a few tips in case you need to take immediate action. First, wipe up any excess liquid or debris. Second, take out fl oor mats and seat covers and wash these separately. Let the area dry completely and then apply some baking soda. Put cold water over the soda and allow to sit overnight. Then vacuum the next day. Or you can apply vinegar to the area and again let it sit overnight before vacuuming, or use a special carpet or pet cleaning product. These methods help break up the enzymes in the spillage and reduce odours.


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