30 Cleaning Hacks that Will Clean Your Car Better (And Faster) Than You Ever Have

28. Olive Oil

This might come as a surprise to some, but olive oil is actually a great tool for cleaning leather seats. Keep in mind that overusing it will make your seats greasy to touch, so use with caution. You may want to wash with soap first. Next, you want to get into the texture of your leather or leatherette interior using the oil. Always wipe dry afterwards.