There are two sets of car owners.
3 easy ways to keep your vehicle looking young!
Today, Pulse provides three easy, breezy ways to maintain your vehicle, without breaking your bank.
Washing your car is an easy way to maintain it
The ones that regard their vehicles as their babies, and those that simply see automobiles as a means to an end.
With the first set, it is easy to imagine that they change their oils regularly, and do everything they can to maintain their cars.
Unfortunately, the second group probably does not do anything because they see their cars as a way to get from point A to B.
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This article focuses on this second group of owners, with these easy, breezy ways to maintain your vehicle, without breaking your bank.
Always remove your jewelry before washing/cleaning your car:
This prevents you from accidentally scratching your paintwork.
Be sure to use two buckets while washing:
The first should contain the soapy water, while the second is for clean water, to be used for rinsing.
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ALSO READ: 5 smart ways to wash your car
Avoid using detergents, household cleaners or washing soap on your car:
While your car will smell great afterwards, these things will destroy your paintwork.
These easy tips will have your car looking young and fresh.
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