How to organize the interior of your car!
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- How to organize the interior of your car! In this video, I share easy DIY ideas and tips for a perfectly organized car! Simple hacks to keep your car clean and organized, and also keep you safe in case of an emergency! Car organization tips!
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I like Andy. He's alot of fun. Have him come back more. People from southern U.S. laugh at us northern folks because of our bad winters. Not funny when your stalled, or in major car accidents and can't move. One thing my grandparents showed me was a big candle in a metal coffee can. They said if you stall out in winter, you can light candle and stay warm inside of car. It does work. Just enough heat. Just crack window once in a while for fresh air. Great video. It was informative and fun.
He'll be back for more videos for sure!
A little disappointed that your brother doesn't go by "Stan the Reorganizer"
Petition for this to happen immediately!
This is good actually
But his name is Andy.. or am I missing something? Maybe it could be, Andy the Dandy..man? hahah
@@JOSEPHwHAN sorry but this doesn't work
Andy is Dandy but Pans the Man!
Great to see Andy ….. A man after my own heart! I carry just about everything Andy had plus a wide selection of tools. I also carry a spare serpentine belt in case of belt failure. Great video guys 🤠
Thanks Randy!
I am absolutely blown away by Andy's forward thinking and organization skills I myself own a 2020 Mazda CX-5 and will for sure be taking some of his ideas and adding them to my emergency kit, Thank you for this.
I think Andy should start a youtube channel called "Andy the survivor" :D
LOL !! I love it!!
That was borderline "bugout" level preparedness!
I was expecting Andy to show us his Glock 9mm from the glove compartment, but then I thought...Canada. Good video!
Hahah thanks!
Yes I like when Andy is assisting with the video
I will have him back for more videos for sure! My audience really likes him!
Loving the collaborations Pan and Andy. That was like pulling endless things out of a wizard’s sleeve. He should be called Andy the Organizer. Pan, you should do one featuring the Porsche Turbo S so we can see your set up as well.
Thanks Max! I don't have "stuff" in my Porsche though, I keep it tight and clean, minimalist.
@@PanTheOrganizer I’m the same, my key fob, phone, front windscreen shade, a spare vest…that’s it!
Hi Pan I will recommend a bag of mechanic tool and power bank charge for your phone .
You guy do a great job
Omgosh! I love this video. How special it is to see the two of you together!! I love hearing the two of you laugh together!! Very nice!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Great video, Pan! In addition to the many items your brother has in his car, I keep an electric air pump in my cargo area in case of a flat.
Thanks, Andy I got a lot of great tips from you. I may be old-school but I like to carry a paper map of local and a paper map of the state. You'd be surprised how many times it comes in handy. Something else I carry that may be old-school is road fires. They are great to sit several feet away from your car to give other cars plenty of warning that you are stuck alongside the road.
Good point!
Man!!! I think Air Force 1 doesn't have as much survival material as And's car does. Andy for President 💪💪💪 Sorry for my English 😊
HAhaah I loved that comment Carlos!
This was a great video! Thank you to your brother for sharing his organizing ways and giving us all some tips and things to think about!
Thanks Allen!
Pan, another great video. In the hatch of my 2020 X3m40i, for possible car battery issues, I keep an Antigravity XP-10 Heavy Duty, Micro-Start, Litihium Jump Starter Power Supply and a Fluke 115 RMS Digital Multimeter. This alleviates dealing with jumper cables. I use the Fluke 115 to check the battery voltage (hopefully always 12V). Paul
Andy's car is kinda like the Tardis. So much stuff inside! Def the kind of guy you want to run into when you have trouble at the side of the road!
Thanks for watching Chris!
Always a good idea to remind folks about some basic things everyone should have in their cars, jumper cables flashlight thermal blanket rain poncho first aid kit and such. Good idea to have the guide as to what information should be used if involved in an accident. If you happen to be involved in one usually everyone is a bit nervous and it’s easy to forget about what you should do. Now most phones have cameras, but carrying a disposable one is an option. Take a lot of pictures even if you are at fault.
Just as important everyone should know how to change a tire, men and women alike.
Looking forward to seeing your next video ‼️👍✌️☮️
Thanks! I hope you are doing well Stewart!!
Great tips from Andy 👍🏼. I never saw those Cargo Organizer blocks before, Great idea, time to do some Amazon shopping. Thanks Pan 🙂
Thanks Butch!
I’d like to see Pan against Andy in a head to head competition ;).
A competition of what exactly? 😂
Absolutely fantastic to see you two guys together, and great organisation Andy, we don't get the same weather you have, here in the UK,
but agree you should be prepared as you don't know what may happen out there. "Fail to prepare, and prepare to fail"
Glad you enjoyed it
My best car tip is cutting up a foam pool noodle to allow my water bottles to fit into my front cup holders. I am the proud new owner of a 2017 Toyota Highlander. I love everything about my car, but the cup holders. They were gigantic and the insert I had purchased from Amazon would pop out every time I removed my water bottles, so I came up with this hack and it works great!
Great tip Holly! Thanks for sharing.
Andy is great!!…Always Love seeing them on the screen .. Showing him all the tips and tricks
Thanks Pat!
in addition, i also carry, fire extinguisher, a survival shovel, lithium jump box (in case your alone), i drive a truck so in my bed i have 4 plastic containers with lids like you get at home depot full of tie downs, collapsible cones, led hazard lights, tow strap and snatch block and d-rings, tools, air pump ect. i feel if i had to be stuck in the middle of nowhere and needed to survive i could, i even carry a small one person tent that folds down and fits in a backpack. good job on the organizational skills, mine doesn't look as nice and tidy as yours lol.
I live in Buffalo so being prepared for emergencies, snow or otherwise is no joke. I carry 2 blankets, gloves, hat, granola bars and pretty much everything else you showed. Scissors, I always need those too. Zip ties, flash light. Lots of quarters......I sew as well and since the pandemic have made an organizer with what I need quick access to on my passenger seat. Sanitizer, wipes, clean masks, tic tacs (gotta have fresh breath for a mask) LOL Have to have your own grocery bags now too. I also typed up emergency information in all of our vehicles and keep that with our vehicle registration and proof of insurance. We also just updated all of our lighting on our vehicles to LED. Much brighter and safer. Great video Pan & Andy 😃
Epic video, guys! Andy and I keep about the same exact stuff, I add in a pack of candles, a liter of engine oil, a tire pressure gauge and some stealthy ratchet straps nestled beside the spare tire.
Thanks Kiba!
Great tips and seriously a lot of helpful stuff that Andy has in his car. Besides the little umbrella in the driver's door compartment I also like to carry a high visibility jacket (if anything happens, I can put one on as I'm getting out of my car) and a microfibre towel to remove fingerprints and dust from the piano black interior (at every traffic light basically :) ).
I love this video! He’s so organised and prepared! He could dispose of a body discreetly and with minimal clean up. 😂
Ahahahhaah that’s a good one Mary!!
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@@PanTheOrganizer I bought a new car and I am determined not to run it through automatic car washes. I need to wash my new baby by hand. ☺️ Thanks for your content. I’m a clean freak and I also saw you on Melissa Maker’s
channel.
12v Kobalt tire pump. A MUST have. I have saved myself and others stuck on the road from flats.
Super Organized and Fully Equipped to nicely handle many situations on roads.
Very helpful video.
Thanks Pan and Thank you Andy for coming back for another video :)
Thanks Mian!
One thing I always keep in my trunk is a 1 quart bottle of whatever engine oil my car uses. If I’m out and in a situation where I need to add more oil, it’s been really helpful
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Thoroughly enjoyable.Follow these two guys and you'll have the best looking car at the survival shelter.
Thanks Peter!
Always great to see Andy but disappointed that he didn’t have a back up generator and a Bbq in his trunk. Lol. All joking aside, great tips and thanks for sharing.
Hahahahah I will tell him to get those items!
Andy came through and delivered. Pretty organize.
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You know, being disorganized can cost you. It can cost money or worse. These are great tips!
Awesome and super helpful video! Never knew those trunk dividers existed. Been needing those in my life!
Thanks Santiago! How did you discover my channel?
A peak inside a well organized vehicle is always fun. One part of interior detailing I find fascinating is the different ways everyone keeps their cars. I think all of us detailers have stories we could share around a BBQ with some beers. Cheers!
That would be a cool BBQ for sure!
Andy is the best!
Great guy!
Here in AZ pens don’t keep very long stored in uncontrolled environments, so I keep pencils in my car as well. Also, storm proof matches with the lighter. I also keep a ferro rod and striker. Instead of 2 Swiss Army knives, maybe one and a multi tool like a Leatherman. A tarp folded up under a seat is never a bad idea. A jump start pack is nice in case there is no one around to jump start you and they fit nicely into you map pocket on the door.
That was so cool with your brother. I have been wanting to do that with my Camry. One thing that I have been planning to get is the cool auto bag that keeps food cold when you drive home to put them in the refrigerator. I need to put stuff back in the trunk that I use to carry in my Cavalier along time ago. Thanks for the video Pan.
We use these. They work great.
Thanks William!
@@PanTheOrganizer Pan, I was going to buy Meguiar's Ultimate Snow Form but I think I may change my mind. Because it's temperature sensitive. When it's cooler outside it turns cloudy don't know if I like that. But I'm still thinking. I will tell you, I bought detailing brushes from Fox Clean. Haven't used them yet but they look like good detailing brushes. They're Synthetic brushes that's what I wanted. It was a package of 3 brushes. I only got the 1 3 pack. I don't know how many brushes I need to really get. Maybe the 3 is all I really need. The brushes are gray and red. So what do you think?
Wow, brilliant video Pan, well done Andy...well organized👏👏👏👌
Thanks Mann!
Great tips!! I'm super excited to organize my car. You and your brother are adorable.
Thanks Sandy!
Great video Pan and Andy! I definitely need to up my game on my emergency pack and this is so very helpful, thank you both.
One thing I need to add and I saw this just last night actually, and that is that window breaker, it needs to be at the ready. On your keychain, within reach. In an emergency being at the bottom of the console is not good, as time will be of the essence. That’s courtesy of “Adventures With Purpose” channel.
Cheers.
Good point!
Great job Andy, it's great to see the both of you again, 👍👍
Glad you enjoyed it
On-topic comment. Another great alternative to the Swiss Army knife is any Leatherman Tool. Often issued by the US military, its an extremely handy and versatile tool and you can get them almost anywhere in multiple sizes. Also for the survivalists, and/or those of you that live in areas with extremely cold winters, a flint kit to help start a fire is usually extremely small and compact.
Good point!
Omg Andy is ready for anything…. lol….very impressive, I my self have very similar survival kits in my cars but you guys gave me couple of good ideas on additional stuff that I should have in my cars, I think the only thing that you’re missing that I do carry in my cars is couple of water bottles, a thermal bottle and power bank car battery jump starter ( witch is also battery charger for your phone )
Awesome job like always and good to see you again Andy
Thanks Joe!
I live in Alaska my vehicle I about the same except for I keep a cold weather bag with insulated coveralls, rain pants to go over coveralls, and a hatchet for fire or shelter. Andy is right cause you never know what you need till you need it. Also love the show pan!! Learned a lot from you!!
Thanks Chad!! What's your favourite video on my channel so far by the way?
Welcome Mr Pan! Hard to say, I always seemed to learn a new trick and great info with every show!! But if I had to choose it would be your new garage set up, you did good setting it up and good color choices.
Awesome lol Andy had me laughing. Fantastic tips guys. If I may ad I carry a small lightweight high performance aluminum jack. 1/2 impact gun & a 1000 amp lithium battery booster as well as cables. Great video mr pan!! 👍🇨🇦
Thanks!!
😂 what a coincidence, I had a VW back when you made a detailing video about your brothers old car & I just recently picked up a CX-5 & you upload this video! Lol he definitely made great use of all the space & gave me some great ideas for my Mazda, thanks!
Congrats on your CX-5! Nice ride. What color is yours? We made a few videos detailing his CX-5, have you seen them on my channel?
We are in the market for a small RV and I can use all of these tips and tricks. Thank You!
Thanks Lisa! You should also watch my cool RV detailing tutorial here: th-cam.com/video/OCUWBbPgu8M/w-d-xo.html
Say cheers to Andy, love this guy
:)
Great video. Always great to see Andy. Very complete car kit. In addition to the gloves that Andy has, I also have a pair of gloves to pump gas. I keep them in the door pocket
Thanks Dale!
Great idea Dale about the gas gloves. Especially in the winter so my day to day gloves don’t smell like gas. Thank you.
Excellent video as always Pan!!! New (off-topic) question if you have some time to answer. I've been following your video to clean the wheels and tires on my 2018 M550i but after I dry them the finish on the wheels is dull and hazy and somewhat splotchy looking. On the last cleaning I used P&S Brake Buster, Car Pro Iron Particle Remover and the Gyeon Wet Coat. I get the water beeding and sheeting but finish is very dull. I suspect the wheels may have been cleaned inappropriately or with inappropriate chemicals in the past. What could I use to shine them up and restore the factory shine and color?
Perhaps a quick machine polish with something like Sonax Perfect Finish would remove that dull look on the wheels. Don't forget, they are clear coated, like your car's paint, and that clear coat oxidizes and fades over time. It needs restoration and protection against UV rays.
Best organizer video
Thanks Aida!
New sub here great video!!!! From one organizer to another Bravo Mr. Andy. Awesome information may I add in the trunk I use a cargo net on the top portion of trunk, I get more space and it looks cleaner. I also use a collapsible cubby bin and collapsible drink carrier since I'm a big drive thru person and helps me carry food and drink without any spills in car.
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Hey i'll add a little 12v (or a battery one) tire pump and tire gauge to the list, it's a MUST ! Nice ideas we have here, thanks for the video! Btw the Velcro net is a good idea, not listed in the description but easily found in a amazon search!
I Love when people keeps deicer for locks inside car :D Very handy :P
love this "prepper car survival" video, especially the seatbelt cutter/window breaker.
I would advise your bro to put it in another place than at the bottom of the center console ... once the card starts burning or you need to get out for some reason, every second count.
Personnaly i have a "Ztylus Stinger Plus" plugged in my car at all times, with the added benefits of having 2 USB ports to load the mobile.
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Wow man!! I just have the hand sanitizer and some tools 😅, I loved the trunk divider and some great ideas to have in the Car
I carry a larger folding blade knife that has a glass breaker on one end. Also a portable car jump starter that doubles as a device charger and a small 12v air compressor. Lastly, having safety items is important which should include self-defense. In my door card I carry pepper gel spray and extendable hard plastic “walking stick”. 😉
Great job, Andy!
Glad you liked it!
Andy, your organizational skills are impressive ! I especially liked your collapsible crate and those velcro guards to keep things from sliding around in the trunk. I see that I will have to go far to measure up to your organizational standards. I do carry several pairs of disposable nitrile gloves on hand for pumping gas, either a small box or pocket pack of tissues, and an extra pair of sunglasses in case I leave the house and forget to bring mine.
Thanks for sharing Margaret!
I would add what I would call the giveaway bag filled with some inexpensive winter hats and gloves, space blankets, non-perishable food items, and bottled waters. That way if you happen across someone who ran off the road in a ditch or is broke down on the side of the road you can offer things to them if they are not as winter apocalypse prepared as Andy.
Also I would move the mag light flashlight to the door pocket with the umbrella.
Thanks for sharing Mike!
I have a tire plug repair kit and a small air compressor for flat tires that plugs into my car if I had a flat tire for the times I'm taking longer road trips. Also, basic tools, quart of oil, water, a warning flashing device shaped like a big triangle, special flashlight that has different lights so if I wanted to get help and catch someone's attention and it is a rechargeable flashlight.
This is impressive! Thank you for sharing!
Glad you enjoyed it! How did you discover my channel by the way Holly?
Pan said it at the beginning, LOVE the ANDY and PAN collab vids!! i never kknew about those Cargologic dividers, defs gonna pick that up, i hate when stuff in the trunk bounces around!!!!
Thanks Mike!!
This is a great example of how to organise your car, great video! What I would suggest is to add two emergency reflective triangles , in case your car breaks down on the road and it's low visibility, a car can spot you early without hitting you. A yellow or orange reflective vest and a small fire extinguisher. There are mandatory in my country among other stuff...
That's a great idea! How did you discover my channel by the way Lauren?
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Great video... i carry and first aid kit, another kit with quick supplies including gloves, masks. And sanitizers,. Also have a mini high powered lantern. Dog water squeeze bottle, expandabl bowel, paoer towels, flash light, expandable metal night stick. Reading glasses, quick detail kit, microfibers. Paint depth gauge, gloss meter, obd2 meter, battery tester, gloss meter. Tire depth Guage. Blanket. 2 rolls Toilet paper, and sanitized wipes and two umbrellas. One energency change of clothes.
Thanks for sharing Tim!
How to survive in Canada 101 😂 Nevertheless, One of the most important tools that I have in my trunk is my impact gun to remove the Lug-nuts from the wheel quicker when I have a flat tire. Awesome video by the way !
Thanks Matthew!
My kind of people ! Hello guys thanks for the cool videos and info Pan. All the way from Los Angeles California😎👍
Cheers from Montreal Bryan!
Very nice. Would also add tyre repair kit and a portable tyre inflator.
Great job Andy! always good to be prepared
I agree!
This video gets instant BIG like from me , more videos with my brother Andy
More videos to come in the future for sure!
Andy the organizer lol. One thing I love to keep in my vehicle is a jump pack just Incase my battery dies. They have ones now that not online will jump the battery, but they have flash lights, and even USB for charging the cellphone. The are small and compact and a great item to have. Good Christmas gifts too
Good point!
I'm assuming the cargo block/dividers would not work if you have a cargo liner or tray? Any advice here?
Extremely impressive. WOW. I have nothing to add other than Vivarin, in case I get drowsy on long drives. How does Andy get the de-icer in the back when the locks are frozen? That would involve an amazing magic trick!
Hahahha!! I will ask him that question!!!
Oh oh, I keep almost nothing in any of my cars. My Corvette has the optional emergency kit, which includes spray wax, window cleaner, leather cleaner, and a cotton towel. Yes I was surprised when I opened it. Good work organizing with Andy. Thank you,
Thanks Tedly!
Andy, where is your air compressor? I carry one in each SUV. I also have a small toolbox with the basics in each vehicle. Oh, and a roll of paper towels!
I change my jumper cables for a Jump starter and I don’t regret it. Takes less space and I can do it if I’m alone. I have a NOCO GENIUS JUMP STARTER GB40. But any other brand will work
A great helpful video. i'd also add Emergency food/snacks, water, and maybe a small fire extinguisher. plus a usb power bank
Thanks Phil!
Awsome pan loved it I might add a few things to my truck now
Go for it!
@@PanTheOrganizer ok and quick question I know u have a water softener but why did u get the cr spotless rinse? And do u need both
This should be titled - ‘Andy The Organizer’
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Andy was 1 shovel away from being a serial....lol...
Boy scout 101.. be prepared for every scenario possible..
Un autre bon vid panner..🇨🇦💯✔
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Yes I carry a small plastic shovel in my car because it’s easy to get buried in snow in Iowa when you have a little Ford Fiesta like I do!
Pan, fantastic.......just solved what I will get my wife for her upcoming birthday. She LOVES pads (former teacher) so I am going to get her some of those write in the rain ones as part of her birthday presents.
;) Glad my video could serve as an inspiration!
Most people will just phone it in but for me if I can do it myself I will. I carry a star with me just in case I get a flat tire. It’s better than stock plus you have something more balanced and more leverage.
Andy is awesome!!
He sure is!
Hello Pan Love you show and your family from my Canadian experience we might need a compact snow shovel with a traction pads
Thanks!
Man, that's really nice, Pan. Your brother's car is really well organized. I gotta get those trunk separators, although I find my Drive organizer stays fairly well put. I do feel like I tend to fill the thing up, though. I'm wondering if smaller is better to compartmentalize more efficiently like your brother here has.
Two things I have that your brother might like are a collapsible shopping box bag (Green Bulldog) and cable clip holders (OHill). The bag is useful for transporting heavy items (up to 60 lbs) and when not in use can be used to store your other reusable bags or items. The cable clips stick on your car with 3M tape. I use these to stop the phone cable from dangling over the shifter.
Thanks for sharing Mike!
You can sure tell Pan and Andy are brothers, super organized.
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Pan tell Andy to leave that trunk kit in the garage for me when I move in! “Pan The Man!”😂😂😂
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If ever there is an apocalypse I would like to bump into Andy! he's cool and funny
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Tire repair kit is a must
Yup!
Good job, I was running through a list as you filmed and almost everything came up. I’d ditch the large bottle of screen wash and take a bottle of drinking water and a tiny bottle of concentrated screen wash ( so effectively 2 items for the space of one.
Awesome video by both of you again!!! I have never seen those organizer blocks before, now those will come in handy!!! Andy is very well organized and ready for just about anything, but......where are the hidden "snacks"? LOL jk. Grreat vid!
I just love creating content with my brother!! :)
I love your brother he is so funny, a great guy 👍
He sure is!
Speaking of preparedness, you may want to get a trauma kit. If you come across a bad accident you could really help save someone with proper blood stopping kit, including a tourniquet.
Good tip!
Nice video. Masks and grocery bags are vital. I also carry a bottle of drinking water in cubbyhole- once got stuck in a traffic jam for hours and was so thirsty. The mineral water must be in a glass bottle, not plastic bottle. Also carry a side cutter - cuts cable ties easily. The only issue is when the car gets stolen, all the stuff will be gone as well. Was in an accident once and the breakdown guys who towed my vehicle stole most of the stuff in my trunk, especially my Swiss knife. You need to find a balance to pack the things into the car that are not too expensive.
Thanks for sharing!
Salut Pan j’adore Andy et cette video devrais être pris au sérieux ça sauve dès vie ❤️
Merci Bob!!
Nice video,I'm not that organized wish I was. How about a shovel n a bag of sand or cat litter for snowy weather traction if stuck
Andi is just missing snacks and some water. U r well-prepared. I thought for a second at the end u would pull a mini iron and a microwave. Good job