We’ll all be spending more time indoors this season, which means you’ll want fresh, clean air in your home for you and your family. You may be unaware of how much dust and dirt has accumulated that you cannot see.

The weather is getting warmer, which means that we need to start cleaning off that winter dust. Why not start with your car? With all of the sunshine that we’ve been having the past few days seems to highlight the fact that our car interiors may need a little T.L.C. Kila Peeples found a popular cleaning gel called TiCarve, that looks like a kid’s toy, but is supposed to be great for cleaning multiple places in your car. Watch the video above to see if this Try It Out pulls out all the stops or if you should keep truckin’.

DETROIT – The Saharan dust plume moving over North America will head toward Michigan this weekend. We will get skirted by the plume here in Michigan. There may be a chance to see some nice sunrises and sunsets, if the sky is clear enough. Saharan dust plume forecast for Michigan (WDIV)Saharan dust plume forecast for Michigan (WDIV)Saharan dust plume forecast for Michigan (WDIV)Saharan dust plume forecast for Michigan (WDIV)Saharan dust plume forecast for Michigan (WDIV)Saharan dust plume forecast for Michigan (WDIV)More: Weather Center

There is a Saharan dust plume heading for North America. Saharan dust plumes as 6 a.m. Wednesday, June 24, 2020. Saharan dust plume over the Caribbean at 6 a.m. Wednesday, June 24, 2020. The jet stream should allow for the Saharan dust plume in the Caribbean to move northward starting June 25, 2020. (WDIV)If the skies are clear in Michigan, this will allow the dust plume to create a very nice sunrise and sunset through the weekend and perhaps into early next week.