Life hacks are all the rage these days. Unfortunately, most of the tricks found across the web aren't actually very helpful. While using dental floss to cut a birthday cake might be a decent party trick in a pinch, it's probably not something you'll use very often.
Because of that, we've decided to put together a video series to test life hacks that people might actually use. Introducing Autoblog's Car Hacks, where we test the most common car hacks on the web and let you know which hacks are studs and which are duds.
This week, we discover whether or not olive oil can be used as a natural replacement for dashboard cleaner. Will it keep the dust away? You'll have to watch to find out.
Keep in mind, Car Hacks isn't intended to be a replacement for industry best practices or professional maintenance techniques. If you're into hardcore detailing, check out our Autoblog Details series.
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Because of that, we've decided to put together a video series to test life hacks that people might actually use. Introducing Autoblog's Car Hacks, where we test the most common car hacks on the web and let you know which hacks are studs and which are duds.
This week, we discover whether or not olive oil can be used as a natural replacement for dashboard cleaner. Will it keep the dust away? You'll have to watch to find out.
Keep in mind, Car Hacks isn't intended to be a replacement for industry best practices or professional maintenance techniques. If you're into hardcore detailing, check out our Autoblog Details series.
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