How do you clean a (used) car after you bought it?

carpet shampooer works fine for me. isnt that normal?

https://youtu.be/92j2j3FXGgc
https://youtu.be/wBubt7sbHPQ

>>17590751
febreeze

>>17590785

Just curious, why not scrubbing with pure alcohol instead of water steam?
It would get dry again way faster

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>>17590833
It will get into crevices that do not dry out easily and then you would have a car that smells of alcohol, genius.

>>17590751
Nice horsecock

>>17590987
holy shit your stupid

>>17590991
It's not a penis

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>>17590991
I can never unsee that

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>>17590751

>>17590833
Because steam works better.

>>17590987
>alcohol doesn't dry out easily

wat

>>17590987
>he actually thinks pure alcohol means beer

>>17591331
rip

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>>17592449
Whats the scoop here? Did someone hose it out properly and dry it out with fans/heat once he realized he had fucked up?

I actually think it's more likely the car just went to mold and funk then the electrics stopped working and he junked it. Lmfao

>>17590751
I pay a guy $80 cash and he cleans the fuck out of it with a steamer and all kinds of gear and chemicals.

>>17590751
You pay some slav to detail it, he will have the equipment and the manpower with his slavbros to do it.

After that you can upkeep the cleanliness level yourself after slavs have done their magic.

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take it to a detail spot i recently bought a used car with 160,000 and it came out looking like new they shampoo the seats,carpets and clean all the interior i paid about $180 was definitely worth it

>>17594627

t. low grammar detailer