Q&A for How to Clean a Car Ceiling

Spray a good-quality all-purpose cleaner onto a clean microfiber towel, preferably one that's 70% polymide and 30% polyester. You could also use a soft horsehair brush. Then, use that to clean directly over the stain. If you spray your cleaner right onto the headliner, you'll end up with a larger area that's obviously been cleaned, and it will stand out.

Baby wet wipes work well without any damages or problems. it's not an easy way do it due to the fast drying, so you may use one peace to clean a little bit, but the results are amazing.

The best way to do this would be to take a terry cloth towel or a microfiber towel and spray the cleaner onto the towel. The you gently rub the area that needs to be cleaned. You should never spray onto the headliner, as getting it too wet can cause the glue to fail and the headliner to sag. Also, do not use anything like a stiff brush, as this can cause a texture difference on the headliner. The good news is that most headliners are pretty easy to clean. Just keep spraying the towel and scrubbing away.

I just use car stain remover and use a microfiber cloth and gently wipe away. Don't use a harsh brush as it will tear off fibers and leave a noticeable spot.

Try a product called Purple Power. Scrub gently, and it will turn white, and once it dries, it will be clean.

Use a fabric cleaner, something like Folex. Spray a microfiber towel and then gently rub the area. Repeat this until the spot is gone. Never spray the headliner, as it could get too wet and cause the glue to fail, and never use a stiff brush, as it could cause texture difference. Just continue to spray the towel and gently scrub the area.

Oxi Clean works wonders. It takes time, but mix it for the soft surface stain removal. Follow the directions on the label.

Makeup remover that you use on your face should be safe for your car. Use a cotton ball and blot until it's gone.

Using baking soda or baby powder. Blot to cover,press into the oil spot and leave on overnight. Then use a micro sponge carefully to blot the rest. Reapply if necessary.

For spot-cleaning, spray an upholstery cleaner onto a soft-bristle brush and gently rub the stains in a circular motion to work up a lather and scrub it away. Then, wipe the area with a dry microfiber towel. For tougher stains, use a steam cleaner and spray the nozzle while holding it about 2 in (5.1 cm) from the stain to lift it off of your headline. Dry the area with a clean microfiber cloth when you're finished.

Look for car upholstery cleaners at automotive shops or make your own cleaning solution. To make your own, mix 1⁄4 cup (59 ml) of white vinegar, 1⁄2 tablespoon (7.4 ml) of liquid soap, and 1 cup (240 ml) of warm water in a spray bottle. Shake the bottle to mix the solution together and clean your upholstery and headliner.

Use a spray cleaner designed for car upholstery so you can be sure it won't damage the interior of your car. You can find an upholstery cleaner at automotive shops. Spray the cleaner onto a soft-bristled brush and gently scrub the headliner in a circular motion to clean it. Follow up with a clean microfiber cloth to dry it.