Finisher Peroxide Treatment

Meh.

I’m honestly not convinced this step is necessary for most jobs. That said, if you do decide to use the Finisher Peroxide Treatment, make sure everything is fully dry first before applying it. Otherwise, you’re likely just diluting it and reducing its effectiveness. Pros: May help as a final step depending on your process Cons: Likely unnecessary for most standard interior cleaning Adds extra time/step without clear benefit Bottom line: Optional at best. If you use it, apply it properly—on fully dry surfaces—but most people probably won’t need it.

Not just for cars

Certainly good for car carpets and upholstery. Also great for spraying indoor carpets after cleaning up dog messes. I have one bottle in the garage for the vehicles, the other is in my wife's arsenal of indoor cleaning supplies. This is the 2nd bottle that I bought. I needed one for the garage after the first bottle was claimed by the Boss.

Great