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Removing Skin Oil from a Dashboard

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Date: 01/21/2009 Topics: Cars > Cleaning Interior | Readers Request > Cleaning  
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The interior door handles as well as the dashboard of my car are dirty from oil on my skin. What can I use that is inexpensive to clean these areas and keep them clean, at least for a while?

Sharon from Newark, CA
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By ashleybunkin (73) Profile Contact
Believe it or not, hand sanitizer works wonders for cleaning the inside of the car. I use it all the time on so many surfaces.I use it on glass, my appliances. It removes ink. I shines up chrome. I use hand sanitizing wipes on my steering wheel in the car and my dash. ~Janette~

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By OliveOyl (209) Profile Contact
I usually spray with Fantastic or Windex (store brands are good) and wipe off. If the vinyl is textured, it helps to spray the cleaner on, then brush with an old toothbrush. This gets into the crevices. Repeat if necessary.

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By Glenn'sMom (933) Profile Blog! Contact
Have you tried plain soap and water and a scrub brush?

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By Sara (Guest Post)
Microfiber clothes are great for this. Either use just water or a little white vinegar to help with the oil.

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