Cars can surprisingly collect large amounts of bacteria and germs. A study revealed that some car surfaces are up to four times dirtier than public toilet seats. As a family, you likely spend plenty of time in your vehicle–whether commuting, grocery shopping, or driving your kids to playdates. If your child eats in the car, food crumbs can easily settle into crevices, creating the perfect spot for bacteria to grow and spread germs in the car.
To keep your family safe and healthy, regular cleaning and disinfection of your car’s interior is essential. By making car disinfection part of your routine, you can reduce harmful bacteria and create a cleaner, safer space. Start with these simple maintenance tips to keep germs at bay and enjoy a healthier drive!
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1. Disinfect surfaces to eliminate germs in your car
Keep your car clean and germ-free with these simple tips! Start by wiping down all interior surfaces, focusing on high-touch areas like door handles, the steering wheel, and seat belt buckles. Germs in cars can thrive on hard, non-porous surfaces, so tackling these spots first is essential. Avoid using household cleaners, as their harsh chemicals can damage delicate surfaces like car seats and armrests while leaving behind harmful residues.
After cleaning, use BioCair disinfectant sprays to kill germs effectively. While cleaning removes dirt, it doesn’t eliminate bacteria, viruses, or other harmful microbes. BioCair sprays are alcohol-free, non-toxic, and safe for use on car surfaces. In just 60 seconds, they neutralize germs without needing a rinse or wipe, saving you time and effort.
Make it a habit to clean and disinfect your car at least once a week, even if it looks spotless. Regular care prevents the spread of germs brought in from outside, keeping your car a cleaner and safer space for you and your fam
2. Clear up the air in your car
Keep your car fresh and free from germs by ensuring proper ventilation. Open the windows regularly to promote airflow and prevent mould or bacteria from thriving inside. Your car’s air-conditioning system, especially when used constantly, can trap moisture and become a hotspot for germs. If you notice a musty smell, it’s a clear sign your air vents need cleaning.
To tackle germs in your car, start by vacuuming the air vents to remove dirt and debris. Then, use a damp microfiber cloth to wipe away any remaining buildup. Running your AC at full speed for a few minutes every couple of weeks helps improve airflow, prevents mould, and eliminates unpleasant odours.
3. Eliminate germs in your car while on the road
But is cleaning your AC vents enough? Germs can still easily get in and stay in the air for hours, so keeping your car well-disinfected is important.
To protect you and your loved ones while on the road, try using BioCair’s automobile air disinfection machine. With a handy USB plug and at the touch of a button, this disinfectant machine is designed to eliminate 99.999% of airborne and surface germs, keeping your car free of bacteria, viruses, fungus and spores. It generates a dry-mist disinfectant that’s lightweight enough to stay suspended in the air, effectively killing off airborne pathogens before settling on nearby surfaces to wipe out any lingering germs within the car. It can even tackle those hard-to-reach areas so you can be sure that every nook and cranny is covered.
To reap the optimal benefits, automobile disinfection should be carried out on an ongoing, day-to-day basis to keep the baseline level of bacteria to a minimum. We recommend turning it on whenever you’re on the go, as this helps to reduce the risk of airborne transmission – which is common in tight spaces such as cars where germs can dwell due to restricted airflow. It also prevents you from bringing unwanted invisible guests into your home!
Now you can breathe fresh, germ-free air wherever you go.
