Griot's Garage 10975 Interior Detailer, 22 oz

This is just a nice interior cleaner without fancy labels, exotic scents, and no residue that needs buffing off or sudsing. It has no impact on appearance if that is your need. It leaves a nice clean scent. It is advertised as safe on any surface. It is not intended for heavy cleaning jobs. When used on seats it does add not add sickness. This is something to use after regularly.

Works great, smells great. Cleaned the extended nav screen in my 22 Kia Carnival perfectly. Love that it has some UV protection too.

Worked really well at first but after a month, it started to smell bad and I could see stuff floating in it

Vert easy to use and works great.

I have always detailed my vehicles using Armor All, mainly due to the cost. Definitely budget friendly. Have always used it, and always accepted it for what it is. Again, it was always cost driven.Recently, I started entering my 63 beetle in car shows. I noticed a lot of car enthusiasts at the show were buffing/polishing/spit shining the vehicles with Griot's Garage cleaners. I was watching a few of them apply the cleaners to their cars and I was highly impressed with the results. After seeing that, I went ahead and bought the Interior Detailer. Even though my 63 Beetle does not have a dash, I bought this interior cleaner for my daily driver, 2019 Chevy Equinox (Metallic Black). I just detailed the interior (Black as well) of my car with the Griot's last night. The final result left me absolutely impressed. I had no streaks, no oily/slick residue. Everything had a consistent minimal shine. No gloss. The smell? I can't exactly explain the smell, but it's very subtle. It is not overpowering, to where you'd smell it in the car. It leaves the new car smell smelling as it should. I certainly like that. Definitely makes the interior look really good.Although it's a little higher in cost when compared to the cheaper budget friendly cleaners, I honestly don't think I will go back. This is definitely a keeper.