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Sword Interior Cleaner – The Game-Changing Cleaner Everyone Needs
Buckle up, guys and gals—I’ve got an OMG review for you today! This happened just last night, and even this morning I’m still in shock and amazed. Honestly, I’m also kicking myself for not trying this product sooner. It had been sitting on my shelf for over a month—and now, I’m wondering why I didn’t grab it earlier. Let’s dive in, because you NEED to hear about this.

The Setup: How Sword Entered The Ring
 
You all know how I roll—I’m a rinseless kind of guy, even for interiors. But last night, I hit one of those moments. Wife’s out of town, Dad Duty is in full swing with my little guy at home (he’s autistic and full of energy), and this car detail needed to get done ASAP. With limited time, I knew I had to speed up my process. That meant reaching for something with more kick than my usual rinseless method.
 
The challenge? My go-to options were running low, and I needed something with a little extra. Then I saw it—a bottle of Detail.co Sword sitting on my shelf. I’d been sent this to try out but hadn’t gotten around to it. I figured, “Why not give it a shot?” Worst case, it doesn’t work, and I go back to rinseless, or make an O’Reillys run for some more Pink Perfection. Boy, was I in for a surprise.

The First Impressions
 
The label? Promising. It claimed to clean and protect—anti-dust, anti-stain, UV inhibitors, and no residue left behind. Okay, interesting. It even said I could use it on carpet and upholstery. Wait… what? This definitely isn’t a P&S Express knockoff (which was my first thought, to be honest). Then I saw the dilution instructions:
 
  • 10:1 for interior maintenance
  • 5:1 for medium cleaning
  • Full strength for tough stains
 
After some back-and-forth, I settled on a 5:1 mix. (Spoiler Alert: I probably should’ve gone with 10:1 because this stuff is THAT good.) I grabbed my spray bottle, my trusty Scrub Ninja, and got ready to tackle those dirty door cards.

The Holy Sh*t Moment
 
I sprayed a light mist on my pad 1 mist on the panel and started scrubbing with the Scrub Ninja. Pretty quickly, something caught my eye: Wait… this stuff is lathering up as well or better than Pink Perfection. And then it hit me—holy sh*t. The dirt was instantly emulsifying like magic. Like the suds were deep dark brown *instantly No effort. No scrubbing my arms off.
 
I grabbed a yellow interior towel for the wipe-down, and it was… BLACK. My first thought was, Oh no. Did this just pull dye from the panel? Or damage it? But when I looked again, the door card was spotless, bone-dry within moments, and perfect—just like new. There was zero damage, no residue, and not even a hint of leftover grime. The towel, though? It looked like it had been to war.
 
By that point, I was shaking my head and laughing. This wasn’t just good—it was top-tier. No more time to experiment—I started hitting every remaining panel in the car. Each one came out spotless with barely any effort. You guys know I’ve been a hardcore Pink Perfection fan for years, but this stuff wiped the floor with it. And dare I say… I even like it better than Pol Star—which is no slouch, let me tell you.

Why Sword Stands Out
 
Here’s what sets Sword apart from the rest (because I did some research after my jaw dropped):
 
  • Safe on interiors: No residue, (Yep, I did the floor board test letting it dry, then hitting it with water to see.) No suds.. **Wow!!
  • Leaves protection: Anti-staining properties, dust repellence, and UV inhibitors.
  • Built-in efficiency: Cleans like a beast while leaving behind satin-matte protection, meaning one step instead of two. Like I have to do with rinseless.
  • Versatility: Works on carpet, upholstery, plastics, and leather.
  • Cost-effectiveness: At $25.99 per gallon, and diluted at 10:1, you’re looking at 10 gallons of killer solution for interior cleaning. That’s miles cheaper than something like Pol Star, which costs nearly the same for 1 liter. It’s not Pink Perfection cheap, but performance-wise. No comparison.

The Results: My new #1 Interior Cleaner
 
Let me tell you something: I don’t get impressed easily. I’ve used countless products over the years, and it takes something extraordinary to knock me off my feet. Sword did just that.
 
If you’re a beginner (or even a seasoned pro) and you’re tired of scrubbing your life away or worrying about whether your APC (For the love of god please stop using APC’s on interiors) is too harsh, THIS IS THE STUFF FOR YOU. It’s got hardcore cleaning power without the risk, and it delivers that one-wipe, no-hassle clean we all dream about.
 
I won’t mince words—Sword is 🔥🔥🔥. I’m making it my new #1 go-to for all things interiors, hands down. I’m honestly tempted to start using it on every interior job. It’s that versatile, that effective, and that efficient. You guys know I’m all about efficiency, which eliminates a whole step for me on interiors. But appears at least at first blush here to be as safe as rinseless while leaving zero residue behind, just like rinseless.

Final Thoughts: Bobby’s Recommendation
 
If you trust me at all, I’m telling you: Go grab some Sword right now. I don’t hype products up lightly, but this stuff deserves all the praise. And if, for some mind-blowing reason, you don’t love it? (Not sure how that’s possible, TBH.) Hit me up—I’ll buy it off you. Yeah, it’s that good.
 
So there you have it—my unfiltered, blown-away review. Stop wasting time with inferior products and get yourself some Sword. You’ll thank me later.

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