Follow these five simple tips to keep your car clean during the Coronavirus outbreak.

With the rise of COVID-19 cases around the country, many are disinfecting everything they come in contact with. Along with household items and devices, don?t forget about your car and the unknown germs you could be bringing in and out. Properly sanitizing the most frequently touched parts of your car is important. However, your interior is made up of a number of materials which should be treated differently.

Before we get too deep into this, let me start by sharing that, as a best-practice across the board, I always recommend deferring to the cleaning standards set by the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) and the EPA. These are good guidelines to follow, and will help you keep your car clean during the Coronavirus outbreak.
Cleaning vs. Disinfecting

Just like doorknobs, counters, smartphones and everything else you touch, it?s important to extensively clean and disinfect the interior of your car. According to the CDC, cleaning removes dirt, germs and other impurities (rather than killing them), and reduces the risk of spreading infection by lowering the number of germs on a given surface. Disinfecting DOES kill germs on surfaces and is a very necessary step when you?re trying to avoid the spread of illness, especially during the Coronavirus outbreak.

Luckily, properly cleaning and disinfecting your car is not super intricate and, with just a few key ...