Frunk additions for cleaning supplies on the road

[craz8]

Who wants to drive a dirty car on a road trip? How do you carry your potions and tools to do light cleaning? Here's something I'm trying out.

I recently bought the Frunk Liner from Sun Coast. I also purchased a Shoe Organizer from Amazon and cut off all except the top row of 4 mesh pockets (https://www.amazon.com/dp/B09MJH9V2V) and I folded the top edge of the organizer and put it behind the rear edge of the liner.

I have 4 small spray bottles for Water, Adam's Waterless Wash, Gtechniq Bug Cleaner, and a 50/50 mix of Waterless Wash and CarPro window cleaner that works on both windows and the interior screens.

Each pocket contains the spray with the cloth to use for that spray.

I also have a USB-C rechargeable vacuum (what it lacks in power it makes up for by being small), and will need some extra help to keep secure.

Here's what it looks like. I also have a first aid kit and my Tesla to J1772 adaptor at the top, and a windshield squeegee that is not shown.

I have also tried using a cut-off wine bottle tote in the trunk side pockets for these items. Although this works technically, it's a bit dark there when in a garage, so you have to pull everything out to find what you want, and when backed into a charger, moving around the back of the car can be a bit restricted.

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[JonoNZ]

I like it. I have onboard an external detail spray and a few micro fibre towels, large micro fibre towel and also a USB-C vacuum cleaner which is surprisingly good. Not quite as hardcore as your setup though!

 

[Fun TC Driving]

Always in every vehicle have three spray bottles, one with windshield washer cleaner (when I run into a bug strom and need extra), two bottles of detailer (remember well when a started a huge flock of geese in a blackberry patch and they took off and covered a lot of of my car with purple poop), and of like all posts above, a decadent amount of microfibers. In the trunk under the floor, have a small powered tire inflator, tire gauge, some tools and a yellow safety vest. In the center armrest storage area, have one of those tools than can cut a seat belt if upside down, with its other end to break out a window if going into deep water, and a small powerful LED flashlight.

 

[craz8]

In the center armrest storage area, have one of those tools than can cut a seat belt if upside down, with its other end to break out a window if going into deep water, and a small powerful LED flashlight.

I just used velcro to attach ours to the center section of the custom center organizer - it's easy to reach and won't fly around in a crash!

I have another one in the driver side pocket that needs to be attached too. The more of these you have, the less likely you'll need them.

 

[krissrock]

instead a vacuum, i keep a high pressure Battery powered blower in the car... To blow the dust out...
I don't if it's me...but i definitely feel like this car gets dusty fast...

 

[cottony]

Who wants to drive a dirty car on a road trip? How do you carry your potions and tools to do light cleaning? Here's something I'm trying out.

I recently bought the Frunk Liner from Sun Coast. I also purchased a Shoe Organizer from Amazon and cut off all except the top row of 4 mesh pockets (https://www.amazon.com/dp/B09MJH9V2V) and I folded the top edge of the organizer and put it behind the rear edge of the liner.

I have 4 small spray bottles for Water, Adam's Waterless Wash, Gtechniq Bug Cleaner, and a 50/50 mix of Waterless Wash and CarPro window cleaner that works on both windows and the interior screens.

Each pocket contains the spray with the cloth to use for that spray.

I also have a USB-C rechargeable vacuum (what it lacks in power it makes up for by being small), and will need some extra help to keep secure.

Here's what it looks like. I also have a first aid kit and my Tesla to J1772 adaptor at the top, and a windshield squeegee that is not shown.

I have also tried using a cut-off wine bottle tote in the trunk side pockets for these items. Although this works technically, it's a bit dark there when in a garage, so you have to pull everything out to find what you want, and when backed into a charger, moving around the back of the car can be a bit restricted.

damn nice setup!

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