Interior Cloths

Yes, absolutely!

Interior surfaces collect body oils, dust and interior cleaners. Exterior surfaces deal with road grime, brake dust and contamination. Mixing the 2 increases the risk of dragging unwanted residue onto sensitive interior trims. It is best practice to:

• Keep dedicated car interior cloths options for interior use only
• Colour code your cloths if possible
• Separate cloths used for glass, leather and plastics.

You sure can! A interior microfibre cloth can be used for leather cleaning, provided it is soft and clean. For leather, you typically use the cloth to:

• Wipe away loosened dirt after agitation
• Remove cleaner residue
• Gently dry the surface

Avoid excessive pressure. Leather coatings can wear prematurely if scrubbed too hard with any cloth. A soft microfibre style interior cloth works well because it lifts residue into the fibres instead of smearing it.

It is also good practice to keep separate cloths for leather to avoid transferring interior plastic dressings or other residues.

Cleaning your car interior cloths properly helps it stay soft, absorbent and low lint. Follow these simple guidelines to keep your interior cloths performing at their best:

• Wash separately from cotton or lint heavy fabrics
• Use warm water around 30-40 degrees
• Use a mild liquid detergent
• Avoid fabric softener and bleach
• Air dry or tumble dry low

If the cloth has heavy product buildup from dressings or cleaners, washing it sooner rather than later helps prevent the fibres from stiffening.

Keeping your interior cloths clean ensures they continue to wipe safely without streaking or smearing delicate trims.