Why You Need a Dedicated Interior Cleaner (Not Just APC)
Just because it’s “all-purpose” doesn’t mean it’s the right purpose. Especially inside your car.
What’s Wrong With APC on Interiors?
All-purpose cleaners (APCs) are designed for flexibility—but not for finesse. They're great for wheels, tires, and engine bays… but they can be too aggressive for your interior.
Common Problems With APC Inside:
- Leaves streaks on screens and glass
- Can dry out plastic and leather
- Often has a strong chemical smell
- May leave sticky or glossy residue on surfaces
What a Dedicated Interior Cleaner Does Better
Interior cleaners like Complete Cabin Cleaner are purpose-built to:
- Be safe on all interior surfaces (plastic, vinyl, leather, screens, buttons)
- Wipe clean without streaks or residue
- Leave a natural matte finish
- Smell fresh and not overpowering
Real-World Difference
Use APC on a door panel and you might see whitening or fading over time. Use Complete Cabin Cleaner and it just looks clean—like it did the day the car rolled off the lot.
Pro Tip: Save APC for What It’s Best At
Use APC on tires, wheels, engine bays, or heavily soiled exterior trim. But when you’re working inside the cabin, stick to something designed for it.
Final Thoughts
A dedicated interior cleaner isn’t just about performance—it’s about preservation. You want products that are safe, effective, and leave your interior looking brand new without long-term damage. That’s why you leave APC in the garage and grab the right tool for the job.
🧼 Products Mentioned:
- Complete Cabin Cleaner – or on Amazon
