interior-myths-lab

You’ve probably been told not to use water on leather or that shiny interiors are cleaner. This post breaks down 15 of the most common interior detailing myths—and what pros really do to get clean, factory-fresh results.

Ever clean your interior top to bottom… and it still looks dirty? This post explains the most common mistakes people make when cleaning their car’s interior—and what actually works to restore a clean, factory-fresh finish.

Wondering if you should be dressing your dash or leaving it alone? In this post, we explain what dashboard dressings actually do, when to apply them, and why matte is better than gloss for most modern vehicles.

Choosing the right tool can make or break your interior detail. This post compares microfiber towels and interior brushes for dashboards, vents, leather, and more—so you get pro results without overthinking it.

Steam cleaning works great on grime—but it can also wreck modern electronics. In this post, we break down what to avoid, how to clean screens and buttons safely, and why a gentle cleaner and microfiber towel is usually the better bet.

Worried your interior cleaner might stain your leather or upholstery? This post covers what causes discoloration, how to test safely, and what type of cleaner works best on all surfaces—without streaks or surprises.

Is a leather-specific cleaner really necessary? Or can an all-in-one interior detailer do the job just as well? In this post, we break down when to use each, and why the right product might already be in your detailing arsenal.

Magic Erasers are great for cleaning... but not always for your dashboard or interior trim. In this post, we explain when it’s okay to use them, what to avoid, and why a purpose-built scrub pad is a safer long-term choice.

Glossy dash and trim might seem clean at first glance—but they often attract more dust, glare, and long-term damage. This post breaks down why a matte finish is better and how to get that clean, OEM look without greasy shine.

Not all-purpose cleaners are created equal—especially when it comes to your car’s interior. In this post, we break down why APCs might do more harm than good on leather, dash, and trim, and show you a safer alternative for OEM-quality results.