BMW Interior Cleaner

This is good for a gallon of water. Use distilled water. This is a great deal for how much you can really make out of this little bottle. It leaves a clean, matte finish.

This cleaner smells wonderful and works wonderfully, too. I would suggest this over the foam leather cleaner. You can clean the BMW vinyl/faux leather with it and it leaves the interior clean AND with a lovely scent.

You honestly do not need much of this product! A few squirts in a water bottle or sprayer and your good to go Worked well inside my BMW to bring the leather and interior pieces back to new Highly recommend

I measured out like suggested and honestly I still had too much product for the water. But, I will say for the most part, I'm happy with how it cleans my car.

I have a Dodge and have used ArmorAll most of my life (and RainDance from Dupont...I miss that so much). The family decided to switch from a Cadillac to BMW, when I was in the dealer I saw this and though maybe they make this so they can make money (partly true). You think that you have to use their stuff now that you've been roped into BMW. I decided to pick this up here because it was cheaper. I didn't dilute, just squirted some onto a rag and wiped down the seats, and then the steering wheel. It definitely cleans because the rag was pretty rough looking when I was done. The smell isn't overpowering and doesn't last which is also a benefit. Do you HAVE to have this? No. It's a solid option though if you want to go down this road.

I hate the glossy interior finish of most products like ArmorAll, etc. It is just not for me. This stuff can usually be had from the BMW dealer, but in my case they were out. It does a great job at cleaning and will foam up slightly. However it dries perfectly matte and has no gloss so your interior looks factory new. I would recommend using an applicator pad instead of a microfiber towel, as this stuff is very watery. I found that microfiber towels tend to bunch up or absorb a lot which can make it hard to use all the product. I did not have to dry it off later, as it appears to dry invisibly after cleaning. Squeeze bottle, not a spray. It shoots a very thin stream of liquid out, so you will need to apply it with something. I use a little 4" microfiber pad.

The same as any other product I used. Its not bad, just not anything outside of the normal. No smell, which somehow is OK with me but I would probably buy a cheaper product next time

I have been using this BMW cleaner for years. It is great for quick cleaning of the Sensatec seats, dash and other surfaces in the car. It is colorless and does not leave any residue. I used to buy this at my local BMW dealer, but buying from Amazon is easier. One bottle mixes with a gallon of water and will last a long time.