Interior Car Cleaning Spray DIY

I don't know about you but I have a man who regularly gets sweaty and then gets into the car. Or he likes to mow the lawn and move the cars without washing up first {this is my not amused face}

Needless to say, I appreciate him but he drives me crazy sometimes too.

That's why I created this DIY interior car cleaning spray which is easy enough for even a man to use without complaining.

This is a super simple DIY so you can make buckets of it if you want! I always have an extra so Clint can never make any excuses as to why the car isn't clean. And, in case I get in the car and it's NOT clean-- I keep one in the glove box with a microfiber rag.

Car Cleaning Spray

• 1 spray bottle (like these 2 oz bottles with labels)
• 1 part White Vinegar
• 1 part Water
• 1 tsp Concentrated Thieves Cleaner per oz of total liquid
• 3 drops of Thieves per oz of total liquid (Find more info here)
• 1 drop of Peppermint per oz of total liquid (Find more info here)

Mix it in a spray bottle, replace the lid and give it a gentle shake. It's ready to use!

Spray it on your dash, steering wheel, doors, armrest or upholstered/leather seats. Wipe it off with a clean rag. Don't worry about the vinegar spray-- it should evaporate and leave only the cinnamon-peppermint smell of the essential oils! 

STAIN TIP: If you have a stain on the upholstered seats of your car then you can try to use this to lift it. If it does not lift simply dilute some alcohol with some water and gently rub it on the stain. Be sure to do a test spot first because it may lift some color from the upholstery.