Ironhead
I'm Awesome
Agree. It is so easy to keep the interior of a vehicle clean, and probably so much healthier.
When all I could afford were cars under $50, (back in the mid 60s), I once bought a 52 Hudson Wasp two door. It had been sitting for a while, and did not smell very nice at all, but that was all I could afford.
Took it home, and cleaned it up a bit, then took two spray cans of air freshener and emptied them under the seats, in the upholstery, the trunk, everywhere. It smelled ok, until the next morning, when it was all bad again. I thought I'd check the glove compartment, which was elbow deep on those cars. I stuck my hand in, and there was something very gooey and sticky at the end. Yuck!
Can't understand why the previous owner let that car, which was in basically OK shape, get so crappy inside. And never opened the glove compartment again!
When all I could afford were cars under $50, (back in the mid 60s), I once bought a 52 Hudson Wasp two door. It had been sitting for a while, and did not smell very nice at all, but that was all I could afford.
Took it home, and cleaned it up a bit, then took two spray cans of air freshener and emptied them under the seats, in the upholstery, the trunk, everywhere. It smelled ok, until the next morning, when it was all bad again. I thought I'd check the glove compartment, which was elbow deep on those cars. I stuck my hand in, and there was something very gooey and sticky at the end. Yuck!
Can't understand why the previous owner let that car, which was in basically OK shape, get so crappy inside. And never opened the glove compartment again!