Mar 13, 2019

If you’re anything like me, keeping your vehicle clean can be a bit of a struggle. No, you’re not a dirty human – just a little bit messy. And that’s a-okay! But with spring right around the corner (just a few days away), we need to get our vehicle in tip-top shape in the terms of cleanliness and organization. This week we are diving deep and bringing you a guide to ensure that your vehicle stays clean and organized this year! Check it out below and if you’re ready to just totally toss out your old ride and upgrade to a new one, come see us right here at Fiore Toyota! Your dream Toyota could be waiting for you right here!

 

Like an organizing job, it all begins with a clean slate. I know, you’re wondering what you got yourself into but it’s time to clean up the mess you made. Start by cleaning out your entire vehicle. Front seat, back, even the trunk – get rid of all of the clutter. One way to keep the trash from piling up is to check the trash each time you fill up. Most gas stations have garbage cans just inches from the pump. So, next time you fill up – dump the trash or recycle anything you’re hoarding in your vehicle.

 

Now that it’s clean – keep it that way. The most important trick to keep your vehicle organized is keeping it clean in the first place. So, how do you do that? Create a plan that works for you and stick to it. Whether that is cleaning out your vehicle each time you fill up the pump or each time you arrive home from the grocery store. Make a plan and execute it – don’t fall back.

 

Choose organizational tools that will help you succeed! Whether you choose a shower caddy to keep your fluids and oils from tipping over in your trunk or an accordion folder to keep your paperwork organized – find tools that you like and get your items organized. I personally choose these two life hacks, plus I like to use a back seat media organizer to hang on the back of my front seats. The most important trick is to find what works for you and give all your items a home to live. Also, get in the habit of taking at least one thing with you when you exit your vehicle. This will help with the clutter and keep it to a minimum!