The inside of a car collects dust, spilled drinks and bacteria in places a regular vacuum never reaches. Interior detailing goes deeper - seats, carpets, vents and door panels are cleaned and sanitized, not just wiped down.
The process moves from dry vacuuming to steam cleaning and sanitizing, then stain treatment on seats and carpets - a full detail usually takes a few hours, depending on how dirty the car is and its size.
It's the fastest way to make an older car feel new again, and to keep a new one that way.
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Deep cleaning and sanitizing of seats, carpets, the dashboard, door panels, air vents and hard-to-reach gaps, plus stain and odour removal - not just a vacuum pass.
A full interior detail usually takes a few hours, depending on how dirty the car is and the size of the vehicle.
Yes, that's one of its main purposes. Deep cleaning and sanitizing reach the fabric fibers where odours and stains sit, which a normal vacuum can't reach.
Yes. Leather seats are cleaned with products made for leather and conditioned afterwards to prevent cracking, rather than treated the same as fabric.
Every 3 to 6 months keeps dirt and bacteria from building up for most drivers - more often if you eat in the car, smoke, or travel with pets.
Yes, please remove valuables and personal belongings beforehand so the team can clean every seat, pocket and compartment thoroughly.
Yes. Deep cleaning and sanitizing the seats, carpets and air vents removes dust, pollen and allergens that build up in the cabin over time, which can make a real difference for allergy sufferers.
Yes, the trunk and boot space are cleaned as part of a full interior detail, not just the cabin.