We found this article regarding keeping your car “virus” clean. However, before you use any product, we recommend you read your car’s owner’s manual to be sure it is ok.

Experts are still trying to determine exactly how long the COVID-19 coronavirus can survive on different surfaces, but early indicators are that it can persist for days on hard plastics and metals.
You’ll find plenty of those in cars, which makes disinfecting frequently used ones a priority, especially if multiple passengers are involved. But while the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and Environmental Protection Agency have identified several cleaning products that work best on the virus, many of them, like those that contain bleach or hydrogen peroxide, can easily damage a vehicle’s interior surfaces and components and ammonia is bad for touchscreen displays.
However, there’s one category that’s generally fine, according to Consumer Reports: solutions with at least 70 percent alcohol.
A representative from automotive interior parts supplier Yanfeng told the organization that the company uses isopropyl alcohol to clean components in the factory and that it is safe on virtually everything it makes, from plastics to painted chrome and imitation leather.
It can also be used on the surface of fabric upholstery and real leathers, but soap and water are also effective, according to the report. However, scrubbing too hard can remove color, and leather should be treated with a conditioner after cleaning with any product.

Restoration Rides Ministry, in eight years of operation, has been able to
assist 101 needy families with their car issues. Thanks to the generous donations
that provided the funding to make the necessary repairs possible.

Last year alone we were able to help 18 families, representing 26 children, get
back on the road. To-date, 194 children of the families supported benefited from
safe and reliable transportation.

Will you join us in helping needy families that struggle with reliable transportation?
Transportation that will help them find work, get to work, or meet their family’s
medical and school transportation needs. Thank you for your support.

Restoration Rides Ministry was approved this year as a qualified charitable organization. This means that you can now take advantage of the tax credit program offered by the State Of Arizona. As you consider year end giving and your tax preparation for next year, you can make a donation of $800 for married tax taxpayers filing a joint return or $400 for single taxpayers.
Our Qualifying Charitable Organization filing code is 22053. To qualify for the Arizona tax credit, our code number must be included when preparing your Arizona tax filing for 2019. Please consult your tax advisor for reporting requirements.

So far this year we have been able to help 17 families with car repairs. Please consider this option when making your donations. Our only source of income is donations from individuals, and 90% of all donations go directly to providing safe and reliable transportation for families in need.