Interior care

The interior is the part nobody cleans

Air vents, seams, the gap between the seat and the console. Ten years of everyday use settle exactly where a cloth and a vacuum cannot reach.

See the interior set
  • One set for vents, seams and surfaces
  • Instructions in the right order
  • Every specification comes from the manufacturer
The gap brush in use: a hand sweeping the soft-bristled brush along the window-switch panel of a car door.

How we work

  • A set, not a shelf

    We sell one curated set instead of twenty separate parts. Anything that does not belong in the sequence does not go into the range.

  • The sequence comes with it

    Every product comes with written instructions: what to start with, what follows, and what to leave alone.

  • Nothing invented

    Dimensions, material and care are on the page exactly as the manufacturer states them. What he does not state, we do not claim.

The range

Tools for the interior

Brushes for what is stuck fast, cloths for what is left afterwards.

The three-piece interior detailing brush set: three brushes with black handles and pale tan, white and soft black bristle heads, on a white background.

Brush set, 3 pieces
€14,00
Five folded microfibre cloths in assorted colours, stacked on a white background.

Microfibre cloths, pack of 5
€14,00
The 42 x 48 cm microfibre drying towel in dark grey with a black edge binding, held in one hand and wiped across a wet car panel.

Drying towel, 42 × 48 cm
€14,00
The gap brush: a contoured black handle with a wide, soft tan bristle head, on a white background.

Gap brush
€10,00

Interior care

The sequence

Top to bottom, dry before damp. Reverse that and you only move the dirt around.

  1. Vacuum first

    Get the loose dust and crumbs out before anything becomes damp. Otherwise you make mud instead of progress.

  2. Then the seams and vents

    Work the narrow brush dry through vent slats, seams and the gap between the seat and the console.

  3. Then the surfaces

    Loosen the dashboard, door cards and console with the soft brush, then lift it off with the cloth.

  4. Wipe down last

    A clean, slightly damp cloth over everything that gets touched. Steering wheel, gear lever, door handles.