DRIVERS are blown away by an amazing trick that keeps their car’s interior smelling super fresh.
Most users were amazed to discover that with this simple and cheap hack, your car will smell pleasant for hours.
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TikTok user @conggeshuoche claims that drivers spend a lot of money on air fresheners, however, all you need is a bar of soap to make your car smell fresh.
He started by saying: “When you buy a new car or the car has been used for a long time, there’s always a strange smell, and many people spend a lot of money on charcoal bags and perfume.
“In fact, we just need to go to the supermarket to buy a box of soap, make a few holes in the box and put it in the car.
“This will not only remove the strange smell but also will make your car smell very fresh.”
The TikToker revealed that a bar of soap has other functions too.
He continued: “When opening and closing the car door, there’s an abnormal sound which is actually caused by the lack of lubrication of the (hinge) limiter.
“We only need to apply soap on it a few times, and the sound will disappear.”
And you can also use soap to clean the front windshield.
He continued: “We can use soap to scrape back and forth on the windshield several times so that the glass will be scraped clean and transparent.
“When driving on rainy days, it’s easy for water to accumulate on the rearview mirror, which can affect the driving vision.
“We only need to scrape it back and forth with soap a few times so that there will be no water accumulation on the rearview mirror.
Viewers were blown away after discovering these hacks.
One said: “Brother, you are very helpful.”
Another said: “Wow, I never knew any of this!”
A third pointed out: “I love the new car smell.”
This comes after a car cleaning expert revealed a super hack for a fresh-smelling interior – and it will cost you nothing.
Plus, drivers rs were blown away by a clever car cleaning hack – and all you need is an ingredient from your kitchen.
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