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What wonders you will not see when traveling through the universal “web”: with the help of a variety of, sometimes completely inapplicable tools and resources, you can solve
The World Wide Web is a breeding ground for an incredible number of stories, the lion’s share of which is a simple production or a whim for the entertainment of the crowd, the pursuit of likes. But sometimes there are really brilliant ideas that you want to repeat in your car. And right away, now.
Short clips made our day: A geek – I wouldn’t be surprised if he’s from Russia – put a grinder on a dusty car carpet, which vibrates during use. By giving the carpet a detonation, the tool knocked out all the dust and dirt particles, which then only had to be collected with a vacuum cleaner. window coverings? Decision? Whatever, let’s try it!
Editorial Mitsubishi Lancer is an adult constructor and a field for experimentation. It should not only answer a lot of questions about how a used car works, but also allow you to try out lifehacks that you won’t do on a press park test car or a home car. In short, an ideal model for experiments. As you clean it, you understand that sometimes ordinary products and compositions are not enough, it is painfully messy, so you have to use the “life hacks” and ingenuity. “Sanding” we have – it’s up to the little one.
After vacuuming and removing large dirt, we proceed with the experiment: we remove the sandpaper, “glue” the sole directly to the carpet in the dirtiest place – at the driver’s feet – and move on. Just in case, in order not to breathe, we put on a medical mask, luckily there is still a lot of this stuff in every glove box after the pandemic.
Of course, we didn’t get such a striking effect as in the video – dirt and dust didn’t fly through the cabin in heaps. But the fact remains: with this method of cleaning you can really break through the “carpet” and shake out a lot of garbage, which in the “raised” state is much easier to collect with a vacuum cleaner.
Not to be unfounded, we’ve made a short video that clearly shows that the grinder trick is not an internet myth, but a real “life hack”!
The World Wide Web is a breeding ground for an incredible number of stories, the lion’s share of which is a simple production or a whim for the entertainment of the crowd, the pursuit of likes. But sometimes there are really brilliant ideas that you want to repeat in your car. And right away, now.
Short clips made our day: A geek – I wouldn’t be surprised if he’s from Russia – put a grinder on a dusty car carpet, which vibrates during use. By giving the carpet a detonation, the tool knocked out all the dust and dirt particles, which then only had to be collected with a vacuum cleaner. window coverings? Decision? Whatever, let’s try it!
Editorial Mitsubishi Lancer is an adult constructor and a field for experimentation. It should not only answer a lot of questions about how a used car works, but also allow you to try out lifehacks that you won’t do on a test car from a press park or a home car. In short, an ideal model for experiments. As you clean it, you understand that sometimes ordinary products and compositions are not enough, it is painfully messy, so you have to use the “life hacks” and ingenuity. “Sanding” we have – it’s up to the little one.
After vacuuming and removing large dirt, we proceed with the experiment: we remove the sandpaper, “glue” the sole directly to the carpet in the dirtiest place – at the driver’s feet – and move on. Just in case, in order not to breathe, we put on a medical mask, luckily there is still a lot of this stuff in every glove box after the pandemic.
Of course, we didn’t get such a striking effect as in the video – dirt and dust didn’t fly through the cabin in heaps. But the fact remains: with this method of cleaning you can really break through the “carpet” and shake out a lot of garbage, which in the “raised” state is much easier to collect with a vacuum cleaner.
Not to be unfounded, we’ve made a short video that clearly shows that the grinder trick is not an internet myth, but a real “life hack”!
Source: Avto Vzglyad
I’m Sandra Torres, a passionate journalist and content creator. My specialty lies in covering the latest gadgets, trends and tech news for Div Bracket. With over 5 years of experience as a professional writer, I have built up an impressive portfolio of published works that showcase my expertise in this field.
