The best car vacuum cleaner for a spotless drive

The 106W Croma Car Vacuum Cleaner is ideal for keeping those premium interiors free of crumbs

The best car vacuum cleaner for a spotless drive

Everyone loves the scent of a new car. But, as is won’t, over time, the scent wears off as life happens. Before long, you’re staring at the crumbs from last night’s pizza on your car floor and questioning your life decisions.

Sure, that may sound extreme, but even the best-cared-for car interiors wear out over time. Dirt and dust, leftover food items, pet hair, etc take over your once-new car and with it the joy you once felt the moment you got in.

A deep clean car wash is always an excellent idea, but with the busy schedules – from the kids cricket lessons and tuition classes to your own grocery runs and work meetings – the car wash keeps getting put away for another day.

Croma’s 106W Car Vacuum Cleaner, then, is your best bet. Whether you’re heading out for a date, or to pick up your visiting parents from the airport, or, really, you’re just exhausted looking at how dirty your car looks, all you need to do is plug and play your car vacuum cleaner to get your vehicle looking spotless clean.

The Croma Car Vacuum Cleaner, like the best car vacuums, is easy to use and built to tackle obstinate debris that’s lodged in difficult places.

What is the best vacuum cleaner for your car?

For the most part, vacuum cleaners in India tend to be relegated to the storage room, pulled out only once a year during your annual Diwali cleaning.

 

This holds true for a car vacuum cleaner too, which you’ll likely pull out when you’re left with no choice but to clean your car. Or those times when you’ve spilled coffee or your baby has thrown a tantrum and with it their feeding bottle.

 

So, really, the best vacuum cleaner for your car is one that you can easily use.

 

How much suction do you need for a car vacuum?

Suction power for vacuum cleaners is measured in air watts, and a vacuum cleaner’s ability to draw air is measured in cubic feet per minute.

 

Typically, an 80W car vacuum cleaner should do the job because it can easily scoop up dust and debris from different parts of the car. Any car vacuum cleaner stronger than that has the added bonus of getting the same job done faster.


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So, if you’re particularly lazy about car cleaning, the 106W Croma Car Vacuum cleaner will help you check car cleaning off your to-do list significantly faster. A car vacuum cleaner with a strong suction capacity – ideally about 100W – is an absolute must if you have an SUV or a large car. Think of it like having a half ton AC for a small room and a 1.5 ton AC for a larger one.

Is it good to vacuum your car?

Yes, it is good to vacuum your car (as obvious as that sounds). Regular vacuuming keeps your car clean. And a clean car is a hygienic one.

Apart from being effective for the seats, the best car vacuum cleaners also work efficiently on the steering wheel, carpet, boot space and other hard-to-reach spots.

How often should you vacuum your car?

You can vacuum your car at least once a week. This will ensure your car’s interiors are clean and dust-free, and you don’t catch any of those nasty allergies.

The best car vacuum cleaner for a spotless drive

How can I vacuum my car better?

The easiest way to vacuum your car is to simply plug in the car vacuum cleaner and go at it. But this isn’t the most effective way. Here is a step-by-step guide on how to vacuum your car better.

1. Empty out the car

The first rule of cleaning any space – whether it’s a room or a car – is to empty it out. In the case of a car, it would mean getting rid of any trash that may have been left behind, emptying out the glove compartment, bottle holders, carpets etc. Emptying out your car will make it easier for you to clean it better.

2. Turn on all the air vents in the car

Make sure to keep the AC off when you turn on the air vents. When you turn on the air vents in your car at full blast all the dust that’s accumulated in the vents will get blown into the car. To be sure, this is not a bad thing. Doing this will make it possible for you to clean the car better because now all (or most of) the dust is where you can see it.

3. Start vacuuming from the front of the car and move to the back

As surprising as it may seem, there is a correct way to vacuum clean your car. Vacuum from the front – starting with the dashboard, glove compartments, gear box, AC vents, bottle holders in the car doors, seats, and the floor – and move to the back of the car. Don’t be lazy and make sure to reach the crevices and the under-seat area.

4. Clean the carpets

Your car’s carpets bear the worst brunt. Every time you’ve walked into the car after a football game in peak monsoon or strolled in after a walk at the beach, your carpets get a little dirtier. Make sure you scrub it with a cleaning brush and warm soap water solution.

5. Clean any stains on the car seats

Even the best quality leather seats attract stains of all kinds. Here’s how to remove stains from car seats.

Mix some water with baking soda powder to form a paste. Apply this baking soda paste to the stain and let it sit for about 15 minutes. This will help it break down the stain.

Now, using a soft sponge, start scrubbing in a circular motion till you get rid of the stain entirely or at least to your satisfaction. Then, rinse the area with a clean, wet cloth and let it dry.

You can also follow the same process with a solution of vinegar and water. While these solutions don’t leave behind any stains, it’s best to try them out in an inconspicuous area first.

6. Wipe down the interiors

Sanitise the interiors of your car using a soft sponge and warm soap water. And, if you’ve done it right, you should have a clean and hygienic car.

Can I clean the car interiors with water?

The best way to tackle spillage or lodged sludge in your car is by using soap and water. Avoid the use of any chemicals that could cause damage to the textured parts or leather used within the interiors. The Croma Car Vacuum Cleaner includes a wet and dry cleaning function to leave no trace of liquid or solid spillage in your car.

Can car vacuum cleaners be used at home?

Despite their portability and effectiveness, car vacuum cleaners are generally not recommended for home use, as home vacuum cleaners require a higher suction power to pick up debris.

A car vacuum cleaner often also uses a cigarette car plug for connectivity, so you will find it impossible to connect it to a power source at your home. However, car vacuum cleaners, although small in size, are typically more powerful and can eliminate dust, pet hair, pollen, or residue from smaller spaces in your home.

The best car vacuum cleaner for a spotless drive

What are the features of the Croma 106W car vacuum cleaner?

Croma’s Car Vacuum Cleaner is a lightweight, low-noise handheld appliance with a robust build. It comes with three attachments – flathead attachment, an extension pipe and a brush nozzle – to make sure you get even the most difficult-to-reach spaces in your car.

So, whether you’ve been frolicking on the beach or ended up indulging in a snack, all it takes is for you to dump what you have collected and never worry about it again.

The Croma Car Vacuum Cleaner has a 16-feet cable, ensuring you don’t have to keep switching power outlets, and it can be effortlessly plugged into the cigarette car plug.

Apart from this, it comes with a storage bag for you to stow once you are done with your task.

Priced at Rs 1,990, the Croma Car Vacuum Cleaner also ensures your car cleaning routine doesn’t burn a hole in your pocket.

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