A SUPER cheap Amazon product can leave your car’s interior pristine in a matter of seconds.
Drivers cannot wait to bag the handy tool after an auto detailer revealed the best way to use it.
The pro detailer, who goes by Wilson Auto Detailing on YouTube, said that makeup brushes are “absolutely essential” for him.
Using the brushes on a daily basis in pretty much every car he sees, Wilson explained that brushes are the way to go to avoid a stressful cleaning.
With the cheap tool, which can retail for only 31p on Amazon, the auto detailer said he’s able to clean many different spaces, cracks, and crevices.
Wilson said he usually goes for a wet brush and a dry one, which will perform different functions.
The wet makeup brush, he said, is to give the interior of your car a good scrub, removing most of the dirty stuff.
After removing the soap and product with a clean cloth, Wilson then dusts any residue off with a dry makeup brush.
The easy and quick hack went viral on social media, with users only now realising they’re only one step away for a spotless car.
One person commented: “Well you just saved me a bunch of money thank you!”
Another added: “I got makeup brushes a while back because of you.”
A third user joked: “When I got my brushes from Amazon my wife was like… I didn’t know I ordered makeup brushes?
“When I told her they were mine, she gave me an ugly confused face.”
It comes after a secret button on some car key fobs has been revealed by experts, and it can customise a driver’s experience.
With just a single button push, drivers can even modify or restrict personal and safety settings on some petrol and diesel fobs.
According to Sam Abuelsamid, senior analyst at the automotive research company Navigant, drivers can modify a number of parameters, which the fob will remember for the next time it is used.
The ability for features like sitting arrangements to be automatically modified based on which key fob button is pressed makes them considerably easier to use.
Sam even disclosed that parents can “limit functionality” of their cars, such as lowering speed, to make the roadways safer.
When their kids drive the family vehicle, they should experience less anxiety as a result.
