Interior detailing and car dry cleaning

Most people in Sonipat call it car dry cleaning. You want the seats, carpets and roof cleaned properly, but you do not want the car soaked and smelling damp for a week. That is the job we do every day at our Sonipat studio.

A wash outside makes a car look clean. The cabin is different, because it is the part you sit in, breathe in and put your children in. Dust from construction sites and dry fields comes in through the vents and on your shoes. Tea, juice and sweat soak into the fabric. Over a year, the seats turn a shade darker and the car starts to carry a smell you stop noticing, but your passengers do not.

Interior detailing removes that layer instead of hiding it under a perfume. We take the cabin apart as far as it sensibly goes, clean it from the roof down and finish the plastics so they do not look greasy.

Smells usually come from something you cannot see. Milk spilled under a child seat, a wet umbrella left on the floor mat in the monsoon, or a dog that rides to the farmhouse every Sunday. Air fresheners only cover it for a few days.

We find the source first, clean it out, and then use an enzyme cleaner or an ozone treatment depending on the smell. Ozone needs the car closed for a while and then aired, so tell us in advance if smoke or pet smell is the main problem.

For families with small children, we clean under and around the child seat mounts, the seat belt buckles and the back of the front seats where little shoes kick. Pet hair is lifted with rubber brushes before vacuuming, because a vacuum alone leaves it woven into the fabric.