In early spring, blooming trees release liberal amounts of pollen. A greenish-yellow dust settles everywhere along roofs, the ground and everything in between — including on your car. Pollen itself is not especially destructive. For some people, it causes sneezing or triggers allergies — a problem best left to the medical experts. When pollen settles on any surface, it typically stays there until wind or rain removes it. For car owners, ignoring pollen is not just messy; it could also damage the paint. The easiest solution to pollen buildup is simply to wash your car. Grab your tools – car wash cleaner, sponges, rags, microfiber towels and buckets, and start the car…
