Dry shampoo, and why it beats soaking the cabin
Dry shampoo lifts dirt out of carpets and fabric seats using far less moisture than a traditional wet shampoo. That matters in a car: soak the upholstery and the foam underneath holds water for days, which is how cabins end up smelling worse a week after a clean than they did before. The dry method pulls the grime up and leaves the vehicle ready to drive when you collect it, with no damp seats and no musty smell setting in behind the trim.
