Clean Your Cars for Spring Season

Spring cleaning your car doesn’t need to be a long and laborious process. All it takes is the right tools, process and steam vapour. Steam vapour is not your typical “steam”. Steam can sometimes be associated with a water spray rather than an actual vapour.

Good quality steam vapour is normally produced at a high temperature and dry (around 5% moisture content). When these elements combine, they can be used for cleaning the interior and exterior of your car, including car mat cleaning, air vents, dashboards and leather.

When you have this type of car cleaning equipment on hand, it makes cleaning easier, and the results are far better than traditional processes.

Here are some quick tips for spring cleaning your car and getting it ready for the warmer months ahead.

Use a clay bar in conjunction with a steam vapour

By using a clay bar in conjunction with a steam lance, simply go over the panels of your vehicle using a simple “steam and wipe motion”.

Going along the panels of your car in long passes, whilst you steam and clay bar simultaneously will give have your car exterior shine like no other regular clean can.

Vinyl, rubber and plastic care

Stereo sections and electronics are areas that are normally left off during a regular clean due to the risk factor of damage. However, because steam vapour is a “dry” process you can detail stereos, air vents, compartments and dashboards without the risk.

Don’t forget about door jambs

Overlooked areas such as door jambs and other hard-to-reach places are great to detail during a spring clean.

It gives your car that extra love and care and it can be done by a simple injection of hot water to rinse and flush out build-up.

Wipe down door jambs with a microfiber cloth to pick up any leftover residue.

Download our free tips guide on how to use “steam vapour” to clean your vehicle.