u/FastMako77

For context I work at a grocery store and we have a large floral section so we get a large amount of annuals, perennials, and Bonnie vegetables/herbs in those small cups.

There are some flowers (I think hydrangeas or something like that) which didn’t get watered enough and have died and gone crunchy. They are in slightly bigger pots that might be a good step up from the cups, I’m wondering if I can use the soil in those pots after cleaning out the dead plant/roots to save myself some money on potting soil for my herbs & tomatoes?

Of course the one time I had a can of soda, my grip slipped and it spilled down the gear shifter and over the side of the console. Guess what I’ll be doing instead of going to the pool this afternoon! 🤦‍♀️ I looked on Google and YouTube and the instructions to take apart that area including the cupholders is a video for 2007-2012 Toyota Tundra by “Four2Nine Productions” but the placement of that console seems really similar to my 2nd Gen (2018) Sequoia.

Once I get the panel removed and clean everything out, is there anything further I can do to ensure inside the gearshift itself is clean?