FAQ

The standard recommendation is to wash your car every two weeks. However, there are some factors that may affect this frequency, such as the season, your driving patterns, and the environment. For example, you can wash your car less often if you store it in a garage or don’t drive it frequently.

Potential paint damage with daily washes: A daily power washer to clean car may lead to potential paint damage, compromising the vehicle’s exterior integrity over time.

And we get it – washing your car can take anywhere from half an hour to half a day, depending on how involved you make the process – and not everyone has the time to spare. Even if by some miracle they do, most of us can think of better ways to spend our time than washing a car. The facts don’t lie either.

But precisely how often should you clean your car’s interior? Most experts agree it’s wise to conduct a complete detailing a bare minimum of two to three times a year, or once every four to six months. The exact frequency of your detailing routine really depends on how much wear and tear you put your vehicle through.

Shampoo. Yes, you read that right. If you’re on a road trip and your car gets dirty with no car wash in sight, you can reach into your travel bag and use a bottle of hair shampoo. Even though hair shampoo isn’t that great for removing tough and sticky residue, you can still use shampoo to give your car a decent wash.