Experts at Moneybarn have warned that many cleaning tips on social media sites are “relatively harmless” but some advice could come back to bite road users. They said some tips “could potentially be dangerous” to owners and have urged road users to always take precautions.
The experts said: “There are loads of interior cleaning hacks you can find on TikTok, such as using a squeegee to remove pet hair and putting silicone cupcake moulds in your cup holder.
“Whilst some are relatively harmless, there are also ones that can cause more harm than good.
“For example, plenty of TikTokers recommend using olive oil to make your dashboard shiny.
“Whilst this may seem like a good idea in theory, if you don’t wipe off all the oil, it will be slippery and could potentially be dangerous.
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The RAC also urged drivers to “carefully pour a small amount of cola” on some dirty areas to help eat away the corrosion.
On top of that, drivers can spray floor mats with stain remover before putting them in the washing machine to see a huge difference.
Having clean vehicles is vital, especially in winter. Drivers could face fines if they operate a vehicle with reduced visibility.
Days are much shorter during winter, meaning that motorists will likely have to drive in the dark. Even a small amount of dirt on a windscreen can result in glares and reduced visibility.
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