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Start with a vacuum and a soft brush to evict the crumbs hiding in every crevice like they pay rent.

Use a pH‑neutral interior cleaner (diluted as directed) and a stack of microfibre cloths—one for plastics/vinyl, one for fabrics, and a clean one for the final buff.

For leather, grab a dedicated leather cleaner and light conditioner; for cloth seats, use an upholstery cleaner and a wet/dry vac if you’re feeling fancy.

Glass wants an ammonia‑free glass cleaner and a separate towel to avoid smears, while touchscreens get only a barely damp microfibre (no chemicals).

Skip the greasy silicone shine—choose a matte, silicone‑free UV protectant so it looks clean, not glazed.

Dusty vents? A blast of compressed air and a soft brush will sort them, then bask in that fresh cabin like you meant to do it weeks ago.

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