cleaning seats
#1
cleaning seats
I have the beige cloth seats in my car, but in some spots there are what looks like grease spots. What should I use to get them looking nice again? I tried dish soap on a sponge, followed by brushing, and carpet cleaner sprays. They don't accomplish much, plus it hardens the seats or leaves the stain of the spray until I scrub like crazy to go over it again. My seatbelts are in even worse condition. Is there any product I can buy that is designed to clean cloth seats and seatbelts to make them look like new again?
#5
here
Originally posted by pearlwhitemax
I've never seen a commercial for that product. Is it available online too?
I've never seen a commercial for that product. Is it available online too?
#6
Thanks for the link. What is the exact name of the Oxiclean product? There's a lot of different names in that category under the website. Is it the multipurpose stain remover with 2.5lb tub with squirt bottle and 2 shammies? That's $15. I hope it can also make the seatbelts look great again, since those are really thin fabrics and harder to clean.
I'll buy this stuff soon.
I'll buy this stuff soon.
#7
the 2.5lb tub is what you want.
My stepdad owns a carpet cleaning business (hotels, restaraunts, houses, etc).. that's what they use in their equipment to clean- except they buy it in 5 gal buckets.
but I also use it in my small upholstery cleaner. One of those "Little Green Clean Machines".. does an excellent job cleaning up the car before car shows.
My stepdad owns a carpet cleaning business (hotels, restaraunts, houses, etc).. that's what they use in their equipment to clean- except they buy it in 5 gal buckets.
but I also use it in my small upholstery cleaner. One of those "Little Green Clean Machines".. does an excellent job cleaning up the car before car shows.
#9
I have the same type of cloth interior, and I have found that a hot-water carpet cleaner (like the Green Machine or a Bissel) is the best way to get the stains out of that fabric. It's taken a while, but I've finally worked just about all of the light staining. I personally have grown to hate this fabric, and I'd much rather have had the standard cloth interior found in most other Max's. Our weird quasi-corderoy material just soaks up stains.
#10
please be smart
instead of taking the chance of ****ing up your interior and getting really ****ed at yourself offer the local carpet cleaning company some $$ to clean the whole interior (this is there specialty)(Carpet & interiors) i know this because i used to do this for a living. please dont mess up that beautiful interipor with oxiclean. just pay these guys and i gaurantee your satisfaction, i would charge you 40.00 for your interor but they may be cheaper.... take a chance.
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