[0:00] in today's video i'm going to be taking you 
through a beginner's guide to interior car  
[0:04] detailing now this video is going to be perfect 
for those of you who are just getting started or  
[0:08] you just occasionally enjoy the odd bit of 
car cleaning on the weekend so by the time  
[0:12] this video is finished you're going to have all 
the knowledge to get out there and get it right  
[0:19] coming up in today's jam-packed episode i share 
my top tips for cleaning the interior of your  
[0:25] car and i give away some of the biggest 
secrets from the trade to help you get  
[0:29] the job done in the quickest time possible 
so let's kick it off with step number one  
[0:34] so the first thing you got to do is get the car 
completely empty so get everything out of the  
[0:39] boot now normally i like to start off by doing 
the boot first that's just common sense for me  
[0:43] because then at least if it does rain i can get 
everything back into the boot to keep it all dry  
[0:48] because there's nothing worse you get everything 
out the clouds come over it pees it down with rain  
[0:53] and then everything gets soaking wet so this way 
it just makes life a little bit easier normally it  
[0:58] takes a few minutes to get everything out and make 
sure you wear gloves because you never know what  
[1:02] nasty surprises are lurking under those seats okay 
so now the car's completely empty this is perfect  
[1:09] because i've put the seats forward these have been 
folded up so now i've got so much space to get  
[1:14] around the car if i'm going to do the boot first 
i can then take care of the seats fold it all back  
[1:20] and then i'm ready to move on to the second 
stage so we're going to do this in three stages  
[1:24] start off with the boot number one number two 
we're going to start off in the middle and then at  
[1:28] number three at the very end we're going to finish 
it all off by doing the front of the car so that's  
[1:32] the best way to break down your cleaning break 
it down in stages keep it very simple and it will  
[1:37] make your life so much easier so remember i told 
you to fold the seats well there's a very good  
[1:43] reason for that and i know you can't do it with 
every single car but for this one this is going to  
[1:47] make our life a heck of a lot easier because now 
we're going to start off by doing the roof lining  
[1:52] so first of all you've got to soak your brush not 
crazy don't go ott the last thing you want to do  
[1:57] is put too much product on the roof lining and you 
find your spot that you want to target and start  
[2:04] brushing into it into a circular motion now you 
probably will get a little bit of foam up on it  
[2:09] but that is not a problem what that foam's going 
to do it's going to lift out any of the dirt so  
[2:14] you've only got to do it for about sort of 
30 to 50 seconds so now get yourself a clean  
[2:20] towel now i like to use lighter tail so i've got 
a white one here i like to use yellow ones as well  
[2:25] if you go for a dark one you can't always 
see the muck and the grit that comes off  
[2:29] this so what you're going to find is when 
you've got a white one if i wipe this now  
[2:36] i can see that on this i've got a few little 
stains i don't really want to go putting that  
[2:41] back up on the roof because it's going to make 
it worse so now i only have to fold the towel
[2:45] over and job done absolutely perfect with the 
roof lining now done it's time to tackle the  
[2:55] boot so i work top down and i start off by giving 
the plastics a light dusting now if you can't  
[3:00] afford detailing brushes then you can always 
use soft paint brushes or even a makeup brush  
[3:05] and while i'm on the subject of paint brushes 
if you haven't seen my poundland special yet  
[3:09] i really do urge you go check it out after this 
video is finished now we'll put a link in the  
[3:14] description below because honestly i feel that 
this one's right up there with one of my best  
[3:19] videos on a channel it's great fun it's full of 
information and it really can help you save money  
[3:25] if you're car cleaning on a budget when it comes 
to chemicals you need a good interior cleaner  
[3:30] and the one i'm using today is yum interior and 
it's one of the best on the market and it's pretty  
[3:34] much safe on everything it touches so i started 
off by spraying the cleaner onto the plastics and  
[3:40] i agitated it with the soft brushes and it works 
like magic and because i like to look after my  
[3:45] nice brushes i then kept my 30p brushes which are 
great for getting underneath the rubbers just in  
[3:50] case there's some nasty gunk the boot mat is very 
easy to clean and for this i'm using one of those  
[3:56] free brush tools that come with every single 
vacuum cleaner so there's a top tip for anybody  
[4:01] who wants to save a little bit of extra 
money because they're perfect for getting  
[4:04] in the fibers in the carpets and while we're on 
the subject i've got a question for you which  
[4:10] do you normally do first do you start off on the 
outside or the inside let me know in the comments  
[4:16] for the boot door plastics make sure you spray the 
cloth first instead of spraying above your head  
[4:21] because you don't want to get any chemicals 
in the eye because let me tell you  
[4:24] that is not pleasant it's time to get cracking on 
the rear seats and the vacuuming is so much easier  
[4:30] when they're folded down it really can speed up 
the cleaning process by a good five minutes or so  
[4:37] so we can finally take off the boot from the 
list and we're moving into the middle of the car  
[4:41] with an initial dusting just to loose 
off some of the crumbs and dead skin  
[4:46] at this point we aren't going for perfection in 
fact we just wanted to get a good 80 out as we  
[4:51] will be spraying the interior cleaner and flicking 
bits onto the floor and here's another power tip  
[4:56] for you always try to keep the doors shut because 
on days like today as you can see we had a fair  
[5:02] bit of wind and there was lots of pollen and there 
was lots of dust in the air that was blowing in  
[5:06] a lot quicker than it was coming out the seats are 
very easy to clean and today i have leather ones  
[5:14] and before you say why don't you just get out 
the leather cleaner well the answer is simple  
[5:18] i don't need to and that's because i'm using 
my trusty yum interior and because it's great  
[5:22] on everything i just want to prove that you don't 
need loads of chemicals for your everyday general  
[5:28] car cleaning so i'm using three different brushes 
for this valet and i totally understand every car  
[5:33] is different so next time we get a horrific car 
i will be going into severe deep cleaning with  
[5:39] a steamer and the power drill so make sure you hit 
the subscribe button and stay tuned for that video
[5:48] the door cards have the usual scuffs and 
once again i'm sticking to my interior  
[5:52] cleaner but as you spray the doors it's 
important not to spray close to the glass  
[5:56] as you don't want the chemical residue on it 
especially in the direct sunlight when it comes  
[6:01] to the top simply spray the tip of the brush work 
it into the trim and then follow up with a wipe
[6:12] with the seats taken care of and pushed back i'm 
now ready to tackle the driver's section and once  
[6:17] again i'm using the heroic poundland brushes 
on the pedals just in case i trod in dog poo  
[6:22] earlier which brings me to another disgusting 
fact now think about how many times you tread  
[6:28] in things like dog poo or walk in public toilets 
where there's loads of germs if those brushes  
[6:33] were used on the pedals and then used on the 
steering wheel you would essentially be putting  
[6:38] those germs back onto your hands so remember that 
next time you're eating a bag of crisps in the car  
[6:44] the germs can spread easily and it's horrendous 
and if you're finding any of these tips or facts  
[6:49] useful then please give this video a thumbs up 
for the carpets it's very easy and sometimes  
[6:54] you may think you need loads of water to 
get a good clean finish but that's not true  
[6:59] in many cases you can make do with a good 
fabric spray and a scrub with a brush  
[7:05] if it's horrid then a wet extraction is definitely 
needed if you see my glass cleaning video then you  
[7:11] may notice that i always preach about not using 
chemicals but sometimes on the odd occasion you do  
[7:16] need to break out the glass cleaner and the method 
is exactly the same as my traditional one albeit  
[7:22] that you have to spray a little bit of cleaner 
onto the glass or onto the flunky also it's so  
[7:27] important to get the windows down slightly and if 
you want to get perfect glass those scum lines can  
[7:32] be a real eyesore so spend the extra few minutes 
just to get them sparkling for me dressing the  
[7:38] plastics is the very last thing i carry out when 
it comes to a basic interior valley but because  
[7:43] yum interior is that good you don't always need 
to dress it on top unless it's something that you  
[7:48] prefer yourself and because it's anti-static it 
reduces the chances of dust clinging onto the trim  
[7:55] so there you have it it just goes to show you 
don't need loads and loads of chemicals to do  
[7:59] a very good job in fact you need a couple 
of chemicals a few brushes and a few cloths  
[8:04] that will be good enough for your general 
interior valley and if you want to see more  
[8:08] videos like this that go a bit more in depth 
then we are going to be covering wet vacuuming  
[8:13] steam cleaning and also breaking out the power 
drill so make sure you hit the subscribe button  
[8:17] turn on those bell notifications and 
stay tuned because our next video  
[8:20] is going to be coming in the next few days 
and boy is it a cracker i'll see you later bye