It can be easy to forget that sandwich in the back seat, or the cereal that spilled the other day, or the leftover apple in the cup holder, but always make an effort to remember to clean these things from your car daily. Food will rot quickly in a car, and what began as a mildly unpleasant odor can quickly become an unshakable smell of decaying organic matter. Never leave garbage in your car, especially when it’s food related. This includes wrappers, fast food bags and containers, coffee cups, and any other refuse. When you exit your car at the end of the day, take with you any garbage you’ve accumulated over the day and recycle or dispose of it properly. If you're driving when a spill occurs, pull over when it’s safe to do so and remove food spills and soak up any liquids you can. When you get home or to a car wash, address the spot with a cleaner, such as soapy water, vinegar, or another cleaner of your choice. It’s a good idea to keep a few old towels or paper towels in the car to deal with emergencies and spills. Air-conditioning systems get quite damp, and this can lead to mold growth and bad smells in the car. To prevent this, turn on the air-conditioning and the blower weekly or every two weeks. Allow the air-conditioning to blow for about 10 minutes.
لا تترك أطعمة أو مشروبات في السيارة. أزل القمامة من السيارة. نظف الانسكابات والأطعمة على الفور. شغل مروحة الهواء ومكيف الهواء من حين لآخر.