Pro-Tip: Use lint brush to keep the alcantara door panels and armrest looking fresh

Clark_Kent said:

I thought I might've been the only weirdo using a similar device on the interior. I actually use a lint roller though. It's key on the black suede in the rear. It attracts dust particles like a magnet. Anyhow, glad to see I'm not alone. I also use the leaf blower on the interior to remove dust and debris.

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Clark_Kent said:

I thought I might've been the only weirdo using a similar device on the interior. I actually use a lint roller though. It's key on the black suede in the rear. It attracts dust particles like a magnet. Anyhow, glad to see I'm not alone. I also use the leaf blower on the interior to remove dust and debris.

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TheKrumpet said:

Had been using my vacuum but didn't like the hard plastic of the vacuum nozzle scraping up stuff in the interior.

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Clark_Kent said:

I thought I might've been the only weirdo using a similar device on the interior. I actually use a lint roller though. It's key on the black suede in the rear. It attracts dust particles like a magnet. Anyhow, glad to see I'm not alone. I also use the leaf blower on the interior to remove dust and debris.

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Tickle said:

I haven't used the leave blower on the interior, but I use it on the exterior.

I debated the E-Go wet/dry vac because of its versatility. I just haven't pulled the trigger yet. I'll likely ask for it on my birthday.

https://egopowerplus.com/wet-dry-vacuum-power-wdv0900/

Battery operated and can suck as well as blow.

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Clark_Kent said:

Love their blowers. I primarily use them for the cars, but they're good enough for light duty around the house. Just curious, what would your use case(s) be for wet vacuuming?

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Samurai1225 said:

I have a good old leather brush along with Dr. Beasley's microsuede cleaner that works very well. I like the idea of using the lint brush as well....

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