Taking your vehicle to the car wash is a stress-free and easy way to make sure it’s always clean and tidy. But if you want to save time and money, it’s a good idea to invest in car cleaning products that you can use on your own. Besides the typical car vacuum and cleaning kits, you can go even further with an upholstery cleaner.
Right now, Walmart is selling the Onson 1500W Portable Upholstery Cleaner for only $80. Originally priced at $370, you can save hundreds on this versatile device that will make the inside of your car look brand new.
Onson 1500W Portable Upholstery Cleaner, $80 (was $370) at Walmart
This device was specifically designed to thoroughly clean furniture and car interiors. It weighs only 9.3 pounds, meaning it’s lightweight and compact enough to move easily from the front and back seats of your car. It features a 450W motor that offers powerful suction of 11Kpa to remove dirt and stains from any type of fabric and you can use the included small or big brush to clean the crevices of car seat or couch cushions.
“Small but mighty!” said one shopper. “I love this little cleaner! Works great, easy to carry, easy to fill, and easy to clean! Happy customer!”
“Awesome carpet cleaner,” said another customer. “This tool really cleans well and makes my chair cushions look new again. I love it.”
With a dual water tank system, this device uses a separate 0.8L sewage tank and 1.8L clean water tank. Both tanks are easily removable, making them easy to fill, drain, and clean. Not only will this upholstery cleaner help get rid of stains, but it is also great for pet owners who want to remove odors caused by their furry friends.
“Cleans very well,” wrote a third shopper. “It’s nice and light and easy to move around. It works fast and removes stains well.”
Treat your car to the deep clean it deserves with this $80 upholstery cleaner. Not only will it scrub the inside of your car, but it will even keep your indoor furniture and carpets in tiptop shape.
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Victoria Garcia
Associate Commerce Editor, Autoblog

