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How often do you clean your Tesla?

How long do you clean your Tesla car?

  • Once a week

    Votes: 34 55.7%
  • once a month

    Votes: 17 27.9%
  • Twice a month

    Votes: 11 18.0%

  • Total voters
    61
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Yesterday,I met my Tesla Model X friend,I was so surprised about his car,because I knowed that he just clean his car the day before yesterday.So dirty in the car interior pads.
Be curiously,How long do you clean your Tesla car?
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I wash the outside of my Tesla 2 or 3 times a year. In the ten years I've had it I think I've vacuumed the carpets a couple of times. It's a car. Not a purebred show dog. I bought it because I hate gasoline and I love driving electric. Not to show off how clean I can keep a car.

Note: In the first year I probably washed it 5 or 6 times. Where I live, there's no point in washing a car in winter, but I always wash the salt off the undercarriage in the spring.
 
I just put her in ludicrous mode and accelerate. Dirt gets left behind. LOL

It depends on how you use your car. I don't allow food or beverages, so that limits dirt. I have a set of plastic floor shields so I am able to remove them frequently to dump out the dirt. I have a dust brush that I use on most upper surfaces to remove dust. I have black seats so most stuff does not show up. I vacuum every 2 months.

I only just washed the car as I wanted the paint to cure over the summer. I only park in my driveway at home and my driveway at work so, that limits dirt.

T
 
I wash the outside of my Tesla 2 or 3 times a year. In the ten years I've had it I think I've vacuumed the carpets a couple of times. It's a car. Not a purebred show dog.

Agreed! These are cars, They are meant to be driven and utilized. I drive the crap out of it and I drive my Roadster aggressively too.

Ultimately these are forms of transportation. I don't mess it up intentionally but I also am not afraid to get her muddy and dirty. I go to work. I shop. I get hardware and building supplies. I take kids to and from games and friends houses.I expect dirt and such will get in the car and under the pads to an extent.

My car is not a diamond ring that needs to be polished and shining. It is not a religious artifact that requires reverence and worship. Sure I clean and vacuum occasionally (because I am a clean person who does not want to live in a dirty place), but it is not an obsession or compulsion. I see my car as a modern day tool of necessity that allows me to move and function within society by taking on jobs that I would not otherwise be able to tackle without her assistance.

I am unsure if you are attacking your friend's insufficient cleaning efforts or if you are making a comment about how quickly Tesla vehicles attract dirt, or if you are commenting about how dirt can find hiding places in a Tesla.

Cars get dirty if you drive them, and it is not possible to absolutely sterilize and clean them on a moment to moment basis. To me, your friend's car looks fine, if not a bit overprotected with aftermarket seat and floor guards.





Regards

T
 
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