How to clean outside of cab

This may have been covered, looking for a assistances to clean the back of cab outside where it meets the truck bed. Certainly my hands and wash mitt do not fit. Hoping someone bought or made something to wash this area

 

I just let the foam fall through that gap and clean as it slides down.

 

That is what I am doing now. You would think someone would enter the market with a device to scrub in between. The salt on roads is what I am worried about

 

A very soft wheel brush does the trick

 

My woman gave me a swifter, going to try that

 

swifters are genderless you bigot

 

Adding a dump bed would allow you to get in there real easy.

 

I have always had tops on my trucks. When I got a new top for the Tacoma I decided to get the fold down window on this one to make cleaning easier. To clean between the cab and top/box areas I have always just used a soft indoor fan blade cleaner like these: https://www.lowes.com/pd/Harbor-Breeze-Poly-Fiber-Extendable-Ceiling-Fan-Duster/3115475

I just pull the handles off and modify them. Some just get a length of clear tubing attached, or for really good scrubbing some paracord on each side to pull it back and forth. That and plenty soap suds has always worked for me.

 

Maybe she will let me use her vacuum cleaner to do the inside.

 

I will typically just use my hand in a micro-fiber cloth. I have a pretty large hand but can get in far enough to reach any dirt/grime that's visible.
It really dirty and want to get in further, I will use a soapy refrigeration condenser cleaning brush. The bristles are soft and flexible so you can bend or straighten to get int o hard to reach areas.
Pretty good all-purpose brush.
You can typically get them from appliance stores.

 

looks like a sex toy

 

The bristles are soft, but not that soft.

 

I've never even considered washing that area. You're talking about inside the rubber flaps?

 

A pressure wash isn't good enough?

 

It takes a lot of prep work to get a clean final result. Almost like you’re not cleaning anything and then bam, it’s all good.

 

Don’t know where you guys are located, but I am in Louisiana. In the spring it rains enough that space grows green algae from always being wet. Then the pollen comes and sticks to the algae and turns to green sticky muck. Which eventually turns to black mold. Just water pressure alone does little to clean it so it needs a brush and soap.

When I lived in the desert I was dumbfounded when I discovered you could sand a hood down to bare metal, wake up in the morning and it would still be shiny. Here you chase rust as you sand every few inches.