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School is back in session, and that means one thing for your car - it's going to get messy! From backpacks and schoolbooks to after-school snacks and sports paraphernalia, it's bound to start getting messy in your rig. If you haven't been able to clean it lately, or you just haven't been able to get a nice deep clean, Hulett, Chevrolet, Buick, GMC has a few cleaning hacks that will make the job a lot smoother! Clean the Vents with a Foam Paintbrush! Making sure that your air vents are clean isn't just for looks, it's both for hygiene purposes and it can help prevent potential dust allergies. Of course, if you don't have skinny fingers, it can be hard to get a rag in there and actually get them clean. Pull out a foam sponge brush from your craft box! It's shaped perfectly for sliding between the slats and getting the corners. Grab a Toothbrush If you're a neat freak who wants to have every inch spotless, the toothbrush will be your best fr...

OOPS! It doesn't matter whether you drive a brand new vehicle or the same car you've been driving for ten years - no one wants a permanent stain on their car seats. If you've spilled something on your seats, it's important to take action sooner than later! The longer the stain sits, the harder it will probably be to remove. Your friends at our local car dealership at the Lake of the Ozarks are here to help you out with these tips for getting stains out of your leather and/or cloth car seats. Removing Stains from Leather Car Seats Getting stubborn stains out of leather seats can be tricky. Most people have much better luck getting the stains out by pre-treating the leather with a leather conditioner. After the leather has been conditioned, rub in a leather stain remover and let it sit for several seconds before wiping it off.  Some types of stains are more challenging to remove than others. Here are some of the best ways to approach certain stains: ...