When using car sharing, am I the only one who thinks “Ugh, it’s dirty”?
Honestly, it’s pretty common to find food scraps and empty plastic bottles left behind.
Is it because it’s Tokyo, or is it a civility issue in the area?
For example, when it’s “dirty” or “you’ve made a mess,” just blowing it all away with the duster makes a huge difference.
With this duster, I think you can feel completely at ease whether you’re heading to the beach or the mountains (*´з`)
“Sorry, this is my own truck.”
The floor area of a car tends to get pretty dirty.
There’s soil, sand, dust, and so on.
For example, when you rent a “car share” and the floor is dirty, it just makes you feel “ugh…”
The great thing about the duster is “it blows everything away!” This is super important (*´з`)
“Air blow before getting in”
This might be something specific to car sharing.
Or if they kept one in the car, that would actually be really helpful…
Times Car Rental, please note.
Door pockets are hard to clean, right?
Just give it a “whoosh” and blow away all sorts of debris.
“Air blow the seats too”
If you don’t have time to seriously vacuum away,
just blow it all away at once.
You can easily “blow away dust and debris” to a good extent.
Did reading this make you want one? This is pretty hard to find!
“Air blow” might not be that common, but it’s extremely effective.
Especially in outdoor environments, I think it’s perfect.
When you go camping and such, “dirty car interior,” “camping gear,” “drying off wet dishes,” and so on are all very effectively handled.
“Saving time and doing things quickly and repeatedly” is the first step to organization, I think (*´з`)
(*´з`) Here’s what I introduced this time~
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