What is this mystery knob on the 2015?

[Nick@Apollo-Optics]

Had it a year with no scratches. I'm pretty careful with the interior of the truck as is and only use a swiffer duster to clean the interior and the Ford supplied Navigation lens cloth to wipe it down. I don't like the look of other cleaners and what they do to the interior. If I need to clean a spill (like coffee or something) off the interior plastic I just use a damp microfiber or damp rag and clean it up. I don't see the need to spend extra money on "interior detail spray" when all we have is plastic for panels.

You'd be surprised how much grime builds up on the seats over time. I use a leather cleaner to clean it up now and then. Usually water and microfiber does it though. But I use the cleaner before I add a conditioner. Mostly for UV protection on the dash.

 

[chiefy]

Upon further review of the knob in question I have determined for a fact that it a...........

















Multi function switch that allows you to mute wife's and dispense foul liquid on posting rice burgers and prius owners..

 

[Jordan@Apollo-Optics]

You'd be surprised how much grime builds up on the seats over time. I use a leather cleaner to clean it up now and then. Usually water and microfiber does it though. But I use the cleaner before I add a conditioner. Mostly for UV protection on the dash.

Seats I use a leather conditioner. Anything plastic gets a damp cloth to wipe it down at most. I have the UVS100 sun screen that goes up every time the truck is parked outside. I realize it doesn't do anything for the dash when I'm driving, but I haven't had any issues on any of my previous vehicles I've ever owned with this method. I'm not sure how much stock I put into any company saying their interior spray has UV protectant in it so I just save my $20 bucks on a bottle of it and buy a 12 pack instead lol

 

[Nick@Apollo-Optics]

Seats I use a leather conditioner. Anything plastic gets a damp cloth to wipe it down at most. I have the UVS100 sun screen that goes up every time the truck is parked outside. I realize it doesn't do anything for the dash when I'm driving, but I haven't had any issues on any of my previous vehicles I've ever owned with this method. I'm not sure how much stock I put into any company saying their interior spray has UV protectant in it so I just save my $20 bucks on a bottle of it and buy a 12 pack instead lol

That can't put anything on the Internet that isn't true.