HOW TO CLEAN BUGS OFF A CAR

Bugs stuck on your car don't just look bad, they can also damage the paint if left for too long. When bug residue sits on the surface, it can harden overtime, making it difficult to remove. This is why it's important clean bugs off your car as soon as possible.

With the right approach, and a reliable cleaner, such as Simple Green All-Purpose Cleaner you can safely remove bug buildup from your car's exterior without damaging the surface. Regular cleaning will help keep your car looking clean and well-maintained.

Directions for Cleaning Bugs Off a Car:

Tip: When in doubt about a surface, always spot test first.

Tip: Work in a shaded area, away from direct sunlight, so the cleaner doesn't dry up.

Hard Surfaces (exterior paint, glass, and trim)

1. Pre-Wet surface. Use a garden hose to lightly wet the surface with water before applying cleaner.
2. Apply cleaner. Working in small sections, either pour full strength Simple Green All-Purpose Cleaner into a bucket or container and dip a soft sponge, car wash brush, or non-abrasive scrubber into the solution or saturate a soft sponge, car wash brush, or non-abrasive scrubber with the cleaner. Then gently apply it to all affected areas of the vehicle's exterior.
3. Scrub surface. Working in small sections, use a soft bristle brush or non-abrasive scrubbing pad to scrub over the affected areas of the vehicle's exterior in circular or back-and-forth motions.
4. Rinse surface. Rinse scrubbed section with clean water using the garden hose.
5. Dry surface. Using a microfiber cloth or a lint free cloth, dry the rinsed section thoroughly. Alternatively, allow it to air dry in the shade and out of direct sunlight.

Fabric or Carpet (interior or seats)

1. Remove Debris. Remove loose dirt or debris by vacuuming or removing by hand.
2. Dampen stain. Fill an empty spray bottle with clean water and lightly spray the stain to dampen it.
3. Apply cleaner. Spray full strength Simple Green All-Purpose Cleaner onto stain.
4. Let sit. Let the cleaner to sit for a few minutes on the stain to allow the solution to penetrate the soil.
5. Blot stain. Gently rub and blot the stain with a clean damp towel or absorbent cloth.
6. Dry area. Blot with a dry microfiber towel to remove excess moisture, then allow to air dry in the shade and out of direct sunlight.