4. Olive Oil
To maintain and deodorize your leather surfaces, all you need is a cloth and a little olive oil. Start by cleaning with soap and soaking the leather or leatherette part with the oil. Be careful not to apply too much, as this can make your seats greasy. However, avoid getting oil on the steering wheel, even if it’s leather.

5. A water bottle and an
ice scraper will also remove pet hair from the back seat of your vehicle. To do this, spray a little water on the affected areas and run the rubber wiper over them. The hairs will easily get stuck, and your seats will be cleaner.

6. A
Natural Car Air Freshener Say goodbye to toxic perfume atomizers and opt for a natural and effective air freshener. Simply mix a few spoonfuls of baking soda and a few drops of your favorite or homemade essential oil in a glass jar and pierce the lid before closing it to eliminate odors in your car. Place it in a cup holder and your car will smell fresh and good all the time.

7. Vinegar and Newspaper for Windows
Fill a spray bottle with vinegar, spray after a few minutes, then wipe your windows with newspaper. It sounds crazy, but there are no streaks on your windshield.

8. Shiny Chrome Rims Mix
equal parts water and vinegar and pour this mixture into a bottle. Spray your rims and then clean them with a cloth to make them super shiny.

9. Better-maintained tires
To prevent tires from breaking down, mix a little baking soda and water to form a paste, apply it to your tires, rubbing them lightly with a brush, and then rinse them off. Your tires will be as good as new.

10. A Chemical-Free Car Wash
Instead of paying for a car wash that coats your car in chemicals, opt for an all-natural, castile-based liquid soap—made from vegetable oils and mixed with water. Wash and rinse your car, and you’ll be amazed at the results.