So, I figure I'd throw out a nice, harmless topic.

Have you cars got their springtime cleaning yet?

I've found some good deals on wax, so as soon as it warms up, they should get a nice wash and wax.

I've already started cleaning up the inside, but I'm debating about either getting a carpet cleaner, or maybe letting the a place clean it for me.

It's been a rough winter, and the cars are starting to show it.

Well you've seen what I've been up to with the Intrepid.

As soon as the weather stops being sucky I plan to continue cleaning it, and then get started on the Prizm.

Hopefully this weekend I'll get the interior of the Buick as close to spotless as possible. It should be pretty easy with the seats pulled out and the doors taken off. The other two cars are pretty much new so they dont need a whole lot. Mine could use a good vacuum job and a non-rain based wash.

+1 on easy to clean with the seats out

:Way off topic alert:

You know what I always thought were cool? Swivel seats, I wonder if I can find some swiveling buckets to put in the wagon.....

I'm waiting for the rest of the snow to melt then I'll do it all at once.

I'm waiting for the rest of the snow to melt then I'll do it all at once.

Oh yes...then again, I never stop, regardless of the time of year.

It was 70'ish over the weekend, the G8 got the rain muck from the end of last week cleansed since it's last full wash the Saturday before, it rained while I let it sit at work today, then got a no rinse wipe/wash tonight to freshen...and a re-dry again after it decided to light rain for a minute afterwards.

Aside from the OCD with my own, the other cars are doing well except for the Malibu which is, uh, bothering me. It'll soon be on break time with a bed ridden fused spine driver, so I'll probably get around to fully re-freshing it for her. It's overdue, in my book.

I got my son to wash my truck last month on a nice day. That'll be it's yearly bath.

Interior is a constant chore- about monthly, because I'm constantly getting copious

amounts of sawdust inside. I wish GM still used loop pile carpeting, would make

vacuuming much easier.

The truck will get a thorough bath soon, but the Toyota Sienna really needs the work: the damn thing has a leak somewhere, which is letting moisture into the cabin, as well as a couple other issues.

I washed the Impala but need to use detailer on it. Need to use the portable carpet cleaner on the area where the salt is. The other 2 are very clean yet since they are not subjected to the drap the Impala is.

The small green Chevy goes to the touchless wash once a week. The GM Accessory winter mats I got for Xmas have been great, just dump off the loose stuff, stick it in the bath tub, spray some cleaner on it and turn the shower on. Also I got one of those washable dusting mitts for the dash, etc.

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The truck will get a thorough bath soon, but the Toyota Sienna really needs the work: the damn thing has a leak somewhere, which is letting moisture into the cabin, as well as a couple other issues.

You are mistaken, Toyotas never have problems ...

The small green Chevy goes to the touchless wash once a week. The GM Accessory winter mats I got for Xmas have been great, just dump off the loose stuff, stick it in the bath tub, spray some cleaner on it and turn the shower on. Also I got one of those washable dusting mitts for the dash, etc.

I've debated about getting those for myself..I wonder how pricey they are?

I'm waiting for the rest of the snow to melt then I'll do it all at once.

Hopefully soon....

Not the car, but the house... just waiting for a wall to be repainted next week, and then it's spring cleaning time!

Yup started with the caddy's, then will get the suburban and hummer cleaned up and finally the kids Durango and Dakota. Once they are all cleaned inside and out, be all set for spring and summer.

Course this coming weekend I am hitting the slopes for some sunny spring skiing. Time to work on the pre summer tan.

I've debated about getting those for myself..I wonder how pricey they are?

Well davey, the bath tub came with the house, so I'm not sure how pricey it was.

I've debated about getting those for myself..I wonder how pricey they are?

Well davey, the bath tub came with the house, so I'm not sure how pricey it was.

:AH-HA_wink:

Have you cars got their springtime cleaning yet?

Sadly, no. My '87 MC LS/CL really needs a cleaning, but the weather hasn't cooperated when I've had time, yet. Soon, though, hopefully.

Plus ... will be getting the older 4 MCs out for the year in a few weeks .

It's been a rough winter, and the cars are starting to show it.

Don't I know it .

*sighs*

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