SR99
08-31-2013, 12:07 PM
I use my MB more for exterior dusting these days, since I seldom do full washes anymore. While dusting the exterior today, I got the crazy idea to try it on the interior.
A few caveats first: I don't think this is a substitute for a vacuum if you have lots of dirt/debris. For the dash buttons/electronics it's probably best to use the low setting and keep your distance and use the fan nozzle attachment.
Anyway, I think it has potential. If you have a 4-door it's best to open all 4 doors to maximize the air paths to the outside. It seemed to do a decent job blowing dust and crumbs out of the footwells and off the seats, but I think it will take a little practice to direct the air so the dust doesn't just settle somewhere else in the interior. It worked well for blowing crumbs out of the trunk as well.
Does anyone use their blaster for interiors? I'm not yet 100% convinced it's a good approach until I've tried it a few more times, but it does seem to have potential for quick interior dustings when there isn't much debris.
A few caveats first: I don't think this is a substitute for a vacuum if you have lots of dirt/debris. For the dash buttons/electronics it's probably best to use the low setting and keep your distance and use the fan nozzle attachment.
Anyway, I think it has potential. If you have a 4-door it's best to open all 4 doors to maximize the air paths to the outside. It seemed to do a decent job blowing dust and crumbs out of the footwells and off the seats, but I think it will take a little practice to direct the air so the dust doesn't just settle somewhere else in the interior. It worked well for blowing crumbs out of the trunk as well.
Does anyone use their blaster for interiors? I'm not yet 100% convinced it's a good approach until I've tried it a few more times, but it does seem to have potential for quick interior dustings when there isn't much debris.