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"  If camping weekends, road trips, and drives to the beach have left the inside of your car a mess, here are a few easy steps you can take to rid the interior of dirt and grime and spruce it up for the work week. To get into all those nooks and crannies in the seats and on the floor, use a hand vac designed for vehicles, like the Black &amp;amp;amp; Decker 12 DustBuster Auto Vac. These small vacs plug directly into a car adapter, making it easy to clean up even when you&amp;#039;re on a trip. Store it in the car and use it to suck up all the cookie crumbs and pretzel bits when you make a pit stop, so you won&amp;#039;t have to deal with the mess once you finally get home. I&amp;#039;m sure I don&amp;#039;t have to tell you what child safety car seats look like after an outing. Wipe down the plastic, vinyl, and metal parts with a damp cloth, avoiding the ink on the warning label. Never use bleach or other strong cleaning agents which can cause the material to erode or crack. On the fabric sections use warm sudsy water, then rinse them off and allow them to air dry. You may be tempted to immerse dirty straps in water, but the soaking will weaken them; better to spot clean. Use upholstery cleaner on larger stains on the car seats. Spray the cleaner onto the soiled areas and allow it to penetrate for a few minutes. Then scrub the stain with a clean white cloth. If you&amp;#039;re heading to the beach, here are the best tips for removing sand after a day in the sun. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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